Binghamton Central High School - Panorama Yearbook (Binghamton, NY)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1939 volume:

GY! il K J 'Sf PANORAMA ANNUAL BINGHAMTON N E W Y O R K Edited by PANORAMA BOARD A 1 m a M a t e r QBQJ C. zlflorffmzfz McLemij I Loyal sons and steadfast daughters. Swell your throats with song. Let your hearts throb out in music Love that's deep and strong. C harnf Vidtries be to B. C. H. S. Guard her color blue, And where e'er 1ife's path may lead thee To her name be true. II Reverence all her shining standards Keep them from the dustg Make them emblems of the righteous, Noble, true and just. Clmrlli Vic'tries be to B. C. H. S. Guard her color blue, And where e'er life's path may lead thee To her name be true. edimtion 111 Ike ,flag of efery .rf1fve.r.rf1rl orgauizafiozl llaere muff be preyeut that elemenf zwhifh drier Ike flflfeen, fllzglorifed .fC l'l'iL'6 Il'0I'k, and 1ubifl9 hindi fogelher' all 17hd.f6,f of lim! orgafzizaliofz jllfll 4 rytlomimf fzmrllifle. 111 Cfllffdl High Svhonf. al Ike head of lhif l'ZB7llL'lIf, we jim! nm' Vive Prizzfipal, Mr. Richard L. Sfhluler. If if liemlnre of My i11z,l7m'ta1n'e ill .fL'f7fl0f life, and hir great mzifrilzlztiolz I0 the l'6l'jJ'fl7g of the 4121111141 fha! we dedicate fhif. live Frlrfy-zzizzfly High SL'i700l Alilillrlf, I0 him. 41 4 Table Of CONTENTS TITLE PAGE ALMA MATEIK DEDICATION FOREWORD ADMINISTRATION STUDENT ADMINISTRATION ACADEMIC HONORS SENIORS FINE ARTS CLUBS ATHLETICS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS CANDID SHOTS ADVERTISEMENTS Foreword The Panorama staff, together with several members of the faculty, has worked for many hours in order to make as modern, attractive, and interesting an annual as can be made within our financial conditions. Pages are enlarged, quotations are omitted, a section for informal snapshots of students and teachers has been contributed, and material from the sophomores accepted. All these changes are blended to follow the general theme of Phases of School Life. Hoping and knowing that all of you will find some matter of interest within the contents of this book, we challenge you to turn this page. , i L CC im!! Jim dog is dead-theylre saying so He's nicely boxed and left beneath A rosebush. Suddenly I know A large contempt for death, Those gay bones resting Calm and shriven Ashes of roses? Ten to one All up and down the hills of heaven Rabbits are on the run! I'll wager, if I died tonight And halting by the river's rim A bit bewildered at my plight Should call, Here, jim! Here jim! Yelping with glory, glad and rough He'd hustle down the other side And soon I'd feel a warm red scuff Towing me through the tide. Author Unknown. Administration a--hh DANIEL J. KELLY Superifzterzdefzt Llirz j. MCEWAN A.f,rj,slfz11f Sfflz7e1'i11lemfe11l ,, Wi Wi' XXVILLIAM M. BUSH Prizzvipal RICHARD L. SCHUSTER Vive Pffllfjfalf 111' LYRA X5UAT15RHoUs12 COZH?J'L'!01', Upper Cfayf Girff AL1cg1s MURPHY Cmffzfelw, Sophfwzore Girfy Counselors jukomu SHAVER C0ll1I.f6Z07', Upper Clan Bfljlf ROBERT ALDIEN C07llI,fC'ZOI', Sophofzmrc Boyf Central High School Faculty WILLIAM M. BUSH, Principal RICHARD L. SCHUSTER, Asst. Principal JEROME SHAVER, Counselor of Upper Class Boys MISS LYRA WATERHOUSE, Counselor of Upper Class Girls ROBERT F. ALDEN, Counselor of Sophomore Boys MISS ALICE F. MURPHY, Counselor of Sophomore Girls MRS. ROSE WILCOX, In Charge of Attendance HARRIET E. JONES, Secretary ENGLISH Florence E. Carpenter ...... ........................... ..... S y racuse University Avis Balcom ................... .................... ..... S y racuse University Bessie M. Cook ......... ..... S yracuse University Katherine Gibbs .......... ..........., .........................,.............................. Constance Gantley ....,.. ...................................... C ollege of St. Rose Elsie Hillis ............... ...... N ew York State College for Teachers Ethel M. Houck ....... ...... N ew York State College for Teachers James P. Kavanagh ..... ..................,...............,......... I thaca College Mary Patton ...........,. ........................................ C ornell University Carl L. Titus .......... ..,..........,............................ S yracuse University Eunice Titus .............. ..... S yracuse University, Columbia University Mrs. Alice Vergason Lloyd Hartman .......r Mt. Holyoke College Syracuse University John Grace ........... ......................................... ...............................,.... MATHEMATICS Mrs. Blanche Beers ..,.. ................................. ............ M t . Holyoke College John Brennan .............. ....... S t. Bonaventure College Harry Heagy ................... ......... F resno State College Mrs. Lida T. Knight ..... ...... ...............,......... S y racuse University William Hogan .............. ...................... U niversity of Notre Dame Marion Heinemann ....... .................... N ew York State College for Teachers HISTORY F. H. Williams ................................,................................,........................ Yale University Mrs. Minnie Balcom ..............................,........................................... Syracuse University Irene Curley .............. Buffalo State Teachers College, Columbia Univ., New York Univ. Phebe English .............................................................................................. Wells College Bertha Munsell .......................................................... ....................... S yracuse University Marion Rostiser .................. .......................................... S yracuse University G. A. Youngstrom ................. ..... A urora College, Northwestern University Mrs. Mildred Youngstrom ........ .............................................. A urora College Louise Wulff ..........,,.............. ......,........................................ C ornell University LATIN Francis Seely ............... .................... ........ S t . Lawrence University Josephine Rosenberg .,... ............. ..........,.. C o rnell University Catherine Keenan ........ .................................. .......... B e rnard College Mrs. Helen Green ....... ......................................... ...... M a rywood College HOMEMAKING LeMoyne Orvis .............. ..... O swego State Normal, Rochester Mechanics Institute Mrs. Lillian Perkins ,...... ............................. V assar College, Russell Sage College Mrs. Ruth Tanner ....r, ......................... C ortlancl Normal, Cornell University INDUSTRIAL Harold Hess .......... ..........................................................,...... P ratt Institute Carlton Dwight ....... ................................, B ullalo State Teachers College Frank R. Clark ......... Francis Gorgas ............ William A. Smith ...... Lee H. Kent ............. Harold Walker ....... E. D. Palmer ........ Oswego Oswego Oswego Oswego University State Normal State Normal of Pittsburgh State Normal State Normal Hillsdale College, University of Michigan f ,,, , ,, , , k 3 N0 9 ERN IQNQUQQES , HEHLTH EDUCHTFON LKBKRPNY 'HTTENDHQCQ Q S COHMERCIHL Music: HND HRT Central High School Faculty SCIENCE N. V. Taylor .,.,, ,..,. C ornell University E. R. Dooley ,....V. ,,........,.........,,..,.. ..... ,....Y,....,,.,.. . L a fayette College IHIDCS MCTighG ....VV.. ...........................,...l....... H amilton College Kathryn Hyland ....e,....Ve.. e...... N ew York State College for Teachers Caroline Wadsworth ....e,. ..e.............ee..,.e...........ee....,e..,.ee.w,..... O neonta State Normal Harold Anderson ....,o... .oC....,,...........,,oooooor.........,.,,.,.....,,................ C olgate University MODERN LANGUAGES Loretta Murphy .oo,oooo ....,....Co....,o............,oo ,..,CC,...C,....,,....ss................ E l mira College Maria Marini ....VVV,. ,,.,.ro,V...r........,,,,,,,,...., ....r,....,,.... U n iversity of Padua, Italy Anna Meyer .,,....... Clair Cossman ...... Winifred Earl ..... Syracuse University University of Iowa Smith College Katherine Miller ..,...,.,,.,.. ....,,,,.,.Y,..,,.,.,,.,,.,.,,,.,.,,,...,,,.,Y,,,,,,, ,Y,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,...,,,,,, Mrs. Frances Bochnak Mrs. Elsie Coffman ...... Drusilla Comstock ....,. Agnes Guilfoyle ...... Alice Lowry .......... Mary Miller ........... Helen Murphy ....... Mary Olsen ........ Iohn Russell ......, Michael Segrue ...... Ida Stretch ........ Helen Bulin .,..... New York State College for Teachers Brockport State Normal Oswego State Normal Plattsburg State Normal Bowling Green Business College Elmira College Hartwick College University of Pennsylvania University of Pennsylvania Syracuse University University of Nebraska I. Leo Lynch ...... ..........,........,..........,.,........................ I thaca College Mabel Squire ...... ..... S yracuse University, University of Pennsylvania ART Grace Holcomb ..... ...... N ew York School of Fine and Applied Art Ruth Gress ....................,.......... .................................................... S yracuse University LIBRARY Sara Burns fLeave of Absencej ...................... Mt. Saint Vincent, Columbia University Mrs. Ruth Schneeberg QSubstitutej .........................................,.... ,... .,................................. Mrs. Grace Kelly .,..,..,.....................,.............,...,..,.........,,,,.,.,..,,.,..,,., Syracuse University HEALTH EDUCATION Loyal Greenman ....... .................,.........,...... ................. ....... S y r acuse University Henry L. Merz ....... .............................................. ....... S y racuse University Hazel Wilbur ..... Sargent School Attendance ...... ....... M rs. Rose Wilcox Secretary ....... ........................................................... ........ H a rriet E. jones Printer ....... ..........................,,,.,......................,.,.,......,................ E . D. Palmer HIGH SCHOOL SECRETARIES Main Office .... ............................,... ........................ K a thryn Reilly Keating. Matilda Hein Commercial Dept. .... Genevieve Driscoll, Dorothy Turner, Helen johnson, Kathryn Doyle Afternoon Counselors Ofiice .......................................... ..,.................. H elen Lockwood Morning Counselors Office ..... ......... Margaret Linehan Attendance Oflicc ................... ..... M rs. Mary Brown : wumsur. nw .wi Student Administration A Morning G. O. - Fall 1938 Morning G. O. - Pzefzdefzt ....,A.,......................7,..... ....... J OHN MURPHY Vice Prefidem' Sew'elary ............. HOME Roo M 104 ....,,... 105 ,,A, H 106 ....,,.. 107 ..,.,,.. 109 ....,,.. 115 ...., U 117 ....,,,, 119 ....,,.. 201 .V.. U 202 ...., U 203 ....,V.. 204 ,v..,,.. 205 ....2,.. 207 ....,1.. 209 .vv.,,.. 217 ....,,... 219 ,,,,,,.. 219a ....,.. 220 ....,,... 22f 305 ,...,,.. 305a ....,,. 306 ....,,.. 307 11..,2.. 312 ....,2.. 313 ........ 314 ..,.,,.Y 315 .,..,,.. 317 ....,,,, 318 ....,,.. 319 ....,,.. 319a ....,,. 320 ....,... 326 ....,,.. LARRABEE JOHNSON r,,,....jEAN BRosNAN DELEGATE ., ,...,. Arlene Chase Amelia Mellor Richard Phelan john Dieterle Charles Bishara Anna Davis Janes Kieffer Virginia Wolever Ted Allen Harvey Bullock Richard Long ,. William Mushock john Ellis William Dillon Eleanor Thomas Kenneth Greenmun Larry johnson Allen Wells Doris Lowe Sara Abashian Hubert McCarthy Julius Azersky Donald jones William Newing Helen Cizek Lois Waite Tom McCarthy jean Martin John Cummings Anne Polasek Robert Marshall Robert Stone Lillian Braunstein jane Wright Spring 1939 P1-emlenz , ,,,,,,,,..,.,,,i,,.,,.,...... .............. H ENRY CRANE Vice Prefidefzl S6L'I'6f6Z1'y ........... HoMI5 Room 105 ....,,....... 19 ....YV. 106 ....,,. 107 ...,,,. 109 .... 2. 115 ....,2. 117 ...., , 119 ....,,. 201 .... . 202 ....,,. 203 .7..,,, 204 ....,,. 205 .,...., 206 ....,2. 207 ..,.,2. 209 ....,,. 217 ...,,,. 219 ....,,. 220 ....,,. 304 ..,v... 305 ....,,. 305a ,...,,.. 306 .... . 307 ....,,. 312 ..r.,,. 313 ...,,,. 314 .,,. . 317 ...., . 318 ,..t,,. 319 ....,,. 326 .2t,.,v 221 ....,,. 315 .222 . 31921 ..... 320 ,,,.,.. ROBERT STONE JANE WRIGHT LBELIEGATE Harvey Bullock Dominick Artuso Richard Yeager janet Leet .. Newell Doubleday Marion Conradi Elizabeth Perkins John Murphy . ..... Donald Wedge Milton Sasinek Lucy Buell Ted Dailey William Tozer Julius Azersky Beverley Dorsey Kathleen Hickey Betty Schaible Jack Cahill Adeeb Kalaf James Buckle Sally Weeks William Eister Virginia LaGuir Elfriede Maurer Robert Van Wormer Tom McCarthy james Fischette Margaret Barvinchak . .....2..., Edith Watrous George Bahn , Geraldine Murphy john Moss Don Goundry Joseph Riley Edith McLaughlin Afternoon G. O. - Fall 1938 Prefzdwzl ....Y,..V.,. .,,,,,A R ICHARIJ COUPIZR Vice Pleficfelif SEC'1'6'fc1I'j' .,,,A.,,,, .77,,, Home Room 105 ..,,, .. 106 ........ 107 .,,, 2 109 ,..,A,1, 115 .... .. 117 .,,,,,.. 201 ........ 202 ..,.,,.. 203 --..Y... 204 .... .. 205 .... 206 .,..,,.. 207 ....,,.. 209 ....,,,. 217 ..,.,,,. 219 .,,. .. 220 .,..,... 221 .,.. ,, 222 .,,,, 3011 ,,,,Y... 305 ,.11,,,, 305a ......,.. ...... 307 ........ 312 ,,,,, 315 ....,,,, 317 ........ 320 ,,,,1,,7 SUSAN TAFT THER1ssA RUSSELL Delegizfe Thomas Alford Artemesia Pappas Williziin Slater Theresa Neschleba Robert Murphy Robert Reich .. Frances Larrabee Betty Hotchkiss Barbara Flynn Michael Avadisian Robert Clark Williaxn Rabey Harold Read Fowler Wilson Virginia Waslibtirn .. Margaret Downs .. Nicholas Sheptak Michael Foxx .. Evelyn Goldstein Margaret Mangan joseph Yudin joseph Neschleba Cornelia Kinne Norton Wilcox Geraldine Murphy Marilyn Merchant Helen Machata Afternoon G. O. - spring 1939 Pl'F.1'l4fCWf ............ ..., , . NKJRMAN WILCQOX Vice PI'C'.1'it,J017f Secrcf!i1l'j' ......... H owe Room 105 ........ 106 ..,. .. 107 -...., 109 -....... 201 ........ 202 .,.., 203 ,....... 2011 ..,... ., 205 ........ 206 ....,,., 207 ........ 209 ,f.. .. 217 ........ 219 ........ 21921 .... . 220 ,,,..... 221 ..... .. 222 ......., 5011 .... .. 305 .... .. 30521 .......,, 307 ......., 312 ,,,,,,.. 315 ...., .. 317 ....,,.. 320 ,,,A,,.. SHIRLEY WILSON Pariucgia LYNCH D elegazte Kaleel Aswad joseph Bovan Robert Clark Emily Abbott Francis Furch .... Williarn Eadie Daniel Colangelo Bernice Bunnell Janice Hawker Walter Kleitz Clark Vogt Marion Patterson ., .,,, Rose Fertig Frank Filetto . ..... Milton Koffman Frances Kilmer Fred Ljunggren Robert Murphy Alden Opie Regina Loewy Helen Murphy Natalie Pierce Gurdon Smith Frances Scherer Robert Stepbach Richard Turk Editor JUDSON GRIFFIN Faculty Adoifer FLORENCE E. CARPENTER Afxociate Editor JAMES TITCHENER Literary Editor MAR JORIE CIZEK Auiftantx RALPH HAMILTON DOROTHY HULSE JAMES KIEFFER MARY JEAN SUTCLIFFE MARY STUART BLAKELY RICHARD COUPER N ewf Editor JOAN SWEET Affiftarztf JANE BEDELL ROBERT BRASS CONSTANCE CLEVELAND ROBERT STONE JANE GRIFFIN Sporty Editor Boyf LARRABEE JOHNSON xy ,fx ,Z xx X firfrofrfffdd . If , X f ,f S ff Cs X WX, 7 X f f x lf 1 J X fa GS Panorama Board Affiftarzt NEWELL DOUBLEDAY Girly HELEN MEAGHER Affiftarzt BETTY CHAPMAN Art GEORGE STIMAK Alumni Editor AMELIA MELLOR Arfiftmt LAURA SCHAEFER Exclmrzge Editor GLORIA SCOTT Aniftant MEREDITH PRESTON Bztfirzeff Advifer MRS. ELSIE COFFMAN Arozzrzd the Pan Table Editorf HEYL WEBB DON WEDGE Affiftantf JAMES BUCKLE JOHN BURNS RICHARD PHALEN ELEANOR THOMAS HARVEY BULLOCK Azzditorimzz Editor BONNIE UPOLE Ayfiftarzt LOIS WAITE Bmirzeff Nlarzager WILLIAM DILLON Flrxt Aififttzrzt VIRGINIA ENGLISH Affiftmztf NINA FENSON JACK HARMES JOHN HOULIHAN HELEN BEDNARSKY FRANCES LARRABEE JANET LEET ROBERT STEPBACH SALLY WEEKS After-rzoorz li6Pi'6.f67Zld1fiU9.f ROBERT CLARK NANCY MCEWAN BETTY MARIE ROGERS ARNOLD BUSH PANURAMA BOAIIII ,IIIIISQN GRIFFIN Ijzfffw' ARQINII TI-IIS PAN TABLI r 'I Academic Honors Dominick Anthony Artuso Charles Spiro Bishara John Dieterle James A. Fancher, Jr. Judson Snyder Griffin Rodger E. Jay Charles Lewis John Bruce Perkins Richard John Phalen Wells Allen William Buffum Harvey Bullock John Carroll Robert Courtright William Dillon Newell Doubleday Frederick Dubrava Daniel Fusco Ralph Hamilton Charles Humphries Larrabee Johnson James Kiehcer Richard Long John Martone Robert McConnon HONOR STUDENTS January 1939 John D. Quinlivan William N. Taylor Patsy Zicari Jean Brosnan Marjorie Adams Cizek Beatrice Dieterle Jane Elizabeth Greenmun Theresa Maxymchuk Amelia Helen Mellor June 1939 John Murphy Kenneth Olum Edward Peterson Ernest Pollak Manuel Schwab John Stannard Bernard Vinkuns Jane Bedell Eleanor Doerner Mary Dolan Laura Durant Eva Echt Mary Fyala Janice Gage Marion Goldsmith Isabella Hahn Barbara Moser Alice Loraine Moxley Barbara Jane Niles Martha Pitel Ruth Shanly Juliana D. Simolunas Joan Adele Sweet Evelyn M. Uhrinec Geraldine Wearb Ailsa Johnstone Lois Keeler Janet Leet Doris Loeffler Jeanne Mathews Helen Meagher Edith , Mellen Thelma Millard Vera Ohanian Betty Palmatier Fern Rubin Evelyn Shafnisky Jean Sutcliffe Laura Szachara Florence Tanenhaus Amelia Undrejunas Jane Bedell Beatrice Dieterle Eleanor Doerner Mary Dolan Marcia Fuller Mary Fyala Violet Gocal Laura Abashian Anna Aleba Jeanne Anderson Veronica Andrejko Mary Stuart Blakely Margaret Brombach Helen Bruce Minnette Chernin Dorothy Colson Lura Crary Charlotte Curtiss Alice Davis Jane Derr Dorothy Dickson Doris Diifenderfer Mary Bistram Laura Durant Betty Foley Janice Gage Marion Goldsmith Dorothy Havens Kathleen Hickey Azad Kradjian Gertrude Bloomberg Elizabeth Crookston Virginia Fuller Hifa Hider Betsy Hotchkiss Frances Larrabee Rhoda Levine Mary Lewis Gina Lisi SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS June 1938 MORNING GIRLS Helen Guley Isabella Hahn Alisa Johnstone Lois Keeler Lorraine Kelley Jeanne Mathews Theresa Maxymchuk AFTERNOON GIRLS Isabelle Downey Helen Elgin Dorothy Finch Margaret Fritchley Marjorie Gage Evelyn Hodson Jeanne Ives Therese Kalesinskas Virginia LaGier Elizabeth Lesso Marie MacDonald Helen Markowitz Alice Marquardt Jeane Martin Elfriede Maurer January 1939 MORNING GIRLS Anita LaBarre Janet Leet Doris Loeffler Thelma Millard Helen Misavich Marilyn Moss Vera Ohanian Marguerite O'Mara Julia Polasek AFTERNOON GIRLS Helen Machata Marion McCarthy Edith McLaughlin Jean McLean Irene Menichelli Lillie Moses Geraldine Murphy Nancy Planck Ruth Rosenberg Helen Meagher Betty Palmatier Stephanie Simonaites Jean Sutcliffe Joan Sweet Laura Szachara Amelia Undrejunas Virginia May Olga Pinekoski Anna Pranckun Johanna Prokes Josephine Prostredny Martha Roller Dorothy Rowley Arlene Scherer Margaret Senigla Vera Shiptenko Helen Thomas Jeanne Thomas Jane Treyz Dorothy Zalutka Stella Robinsky Evelyn Shafnisky Margaret C. Smith Helen Spisak Florence Tanenhaus Barbara Taylor Barbara Thayer Eleanor Thomas Jeanne Williams Antoinette Sacco Virginia Schwehm Jean Sherwood Phyllis Tanenhaus Marion Tarsches Lucille Titus Elma Ward Jeanne Ward Edith Watrous Walter Arrufat jerome Bloomberg William Buffum Harvey Bullock john Carroll Rudolph Cechanek Charles Church Robert Courtright john Dieterle William Dillon Beverley Dorsey Richard Alexander Parke Beaner Robert Bovee james Fischette Newman Giragosian Donald jones Dominick Artuso William Aswad john Bennett Charles Bishara Everett Brand james Buckle Leonard Cohen Henry Crane Armin DeCotes james Blowers Richard Couper Robert Eccleston William Fister Morris Goodman jerry Krizka SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS june 1938 MORNING BOYS Newell Doubleday Frederick DuBrava Danny Fusco judson Griffin Ralph Hamilton Larrabee johnson john Ketchoyian james Kieffer Frank Kovarik Richard Long john Martone AFTERNOON BOYS Adeeb Kalaf Robert Lindsley john Mayer Thomas McCarthy john Moss john Rabey QJVQ january 1939 MORNING BOYS Morris Goodman Rodger Herrington Charles Humphries Francis Kattell Richard Keyaian john Knizikiaucis Charles Lewis Edward Peterson Richard Phalen AFTERNOON BOYS Roger Lake Allan Law Robert Levine Alexander Marderian Harry Margolis Richard McLean William Maus Robert McConnom john Murphy William Novak Kenneth Olum joseph Pivovarnek Ernest Pollak jack Quinlivan Delbert Snedaker john Stannard Bernard Vinkuns Robert Stone james Titchener john VanAtta Henry Wolfe Leonard Ziska Manuel Schwab Aldo Simonelli George Stimak Harry Tashjian William Taylor Stuart Waite Andrew Zapotocky Patsy Zicari john Ohanian Stuart Preston Abraham Shatara Raymond Springer Frederic Stapleton Prelidezzl ,...... Sefrelarj' ........... Gelleraf Offivw' Preiidezll ......,7 Serremry .... .,,. General Ojfiver . Sponmr .... .,,V , Jane Bedell Helen Bednarsky Charles Bishara Jean Brosnan Harvey Bullock Marjorie Cizek Franklin Dalla Beatrice Dieterle John Dieterle Frank Dino Newell Doubleday Virginia English Nina Fenson Daniel Fusco Jane Greenmun Judson Griffin Isabelle Hahn School Honor Society FALL TERM SPRING TERM MEMBERS Fred Hawke Charles Humphries .Larrabee Johnson Ailsa Johnstone Charles Kars John Knizikiaucis Frank Kovarik Paul Krch John Mach Frank Mangan Jeanne Mathews Theresa Maxymchuk Helen Meagher Alphonse Mikolajunas William Moody Loraine Moxley JOHN DIETERLE Y, STEPHANIE SIMONAITIS CHARLES BISHARA NliWliLL DOUBLEDAY HELEN BEDNARSKY ALPHONSE MIKOLAJUNAS Miss PHEBE ENGLISH Jeanette Murphy John Murphy William Mushock Richard Phalen Betty Ruth Stephanie Simonaitis Aldo Simonelli George Stimak Joan Sweet William Taylor Harry Tashjian Barbara Thayer Eleanor Thomas Geraldine Wearb Virginia Wolever Andrew Zapotocky Patsy Zicari JANUARY CLASS OFFICERS Senior Class Officers CLASS OFFICERS, JANUARY, 1939 CLASS OFFICERS, JUNE, 1959 Prefidefzt .......... .s.,s. C HAIILES BISHARA Vive-Prefidefzf .,.... ....... V IRGINIA XX!0LEvI3R Secremry ......... ....... L ORAINIZ MOXLEY' T1'eam1'er ....,.,, ...... ..... H E LISN GULEY JOHN ELLIS Sefgemzr-at-Army ....... STEPHANIE SIMONAITIS, PATSY ZICARI Pa-widen! ....L,I..... ....... W ILLIAM DILLON Vive-Pzwiclwif ,. Sef1'efm'y .,,,.... T1'eam1'e,v' ...,,,,, Sefgemzl-al-A1'11zJ HELEN MEAGHER . CAROLINE MCTIGH li JANICE GAGE JOHN CHARNO ANNABELLE DONSON, TED ALLEN JUNE CLASS OFFICERS -----g -.........,,,.,,V-W.-v,.,., WWW .W-HF-Www-F1fh,fWwN, f fvslf-'mf-1-v- wm - In- ,.f Seniors r HIM? 89680 YC INN MARTIN A,Al1i-Ei? 80CIl'0VC'h'lYY 4001.90 JT ERR!!! WAL J' U1-119 My BRSA BEZEX AWITA C. ARAKIYE M BIRD Fzfillfy' Ml B4'0JAv'lWY M xv., Q JIAA' 88030494 i ROBERT BA7 771YG C HARLE5 -9. 8153682 IUBEET Aaxrlxv JGHN PMB! Ldv!! 801195 RUB!-2 7' -1 .. am' .-S i Q .Q ..,,L:. Mm, 'K vw. JBJIPIMI C. Q Q , ..x , x-N 1 we -zz. Eg 5 7. 'X MAR!! IT BMJ!!! K-R-52155 A?.C'H6'1WYE'lf S, T.: ' ' -?f2Q?g:: Lucaf canine C-'0.S'!ll0 IEAN BROSNAN FRANCIS J. CONRAD VIRGINIA M. ALBRECHTA Virgie Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. NORMAN C. ALDERMAN Norm D.A. DORIS A. ALLEN Basketball, Intramural 12,31 : Hockey, In- tramural 121: Girls Sports Club 13, 41. After School: College. WALTER J. ARRUFAT Walt Festival Chorus 12, 31: Camera 141: Ski 141: Scholarship 13, 41. DOMINICK A. ARTUSO Dee Excursion 131 : Kind Lady 141: Dra- matics Business Manager 13, 41 1 Chess and Checker 141 : Le Cercle Francais 141 : Schol- arship 13, 41: G. O. 13, 41: Honor Gradu- ate 141. After School: McGill University. ROBERT A. AUSSICKER Bob Der Deutsche Verein 141: G, O. 131. After School: Iowa University. HELENE AUSTIN Basketball. Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121: Tennis, Intramural 131: Girl Reserves 131 5 Tri-Hi 12, 31, Vice Pres- ident 131: Literary 131: G. O. 121. ANNE BACHOVCHIN Cho Tri-Hi 13, 41: Girls Sports Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 131 : Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. INIICHAEL BACHOVCHIN Miki Football, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141: Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41. ADOLPH J. BARDIS Camera 141. JULIA M. BASA Judy ROBERT BATTING Bali Football, Varsity 141. JOHN C. BENNETT Guru Band 12, 3, 41 : Orchestra 12, 3, 41. After School: Normal school. RUDY BERGER Football, Intramural 121, Jayvees 131. MARTIN G. BERNAT Marty Football, Jayvees 141. GEORGE BEZEK U:-ki Basketball, Intramural 141. After School: Professional caddy. ANITA C. BIANCO Girl Reserves 12, 3, 41. After School: Business. ARLENE BIRD Basketball, Intramural 121. After School: Business. Neem CHARLES S. BISHARA Clam-ley Excursion 131, Silas, the Chore Boy 141, The Boy Who Found the King 141, Dlsinger-Church 141 : Dramatics 141 : Honor Society, General Officer 141: G. O. 141: Le Cercle Francais 141: Class President 141: Honor Graduate 141. After School: Radio announcer. MARY L. BOLAS Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, In- tramural 121: Festival Chorus 121: G. O. 121: Red Cross 13, 41. After School: Business. ROBERT BRAIN Bob Football, Jayvees 131: Basketball, Intra- mural 131. ROBERT V. BRASS Bob Panorama News 141: Band 12, 3, 411 Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 41: Ride 131: Class Notable: Most Bashful Boy 141. After School: Business. AGNES BREIEHEY Aggie After School: Business. BEATRICE M. BROSNAN Glee Club 141: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Kind Lady 131, Silas, the Chore Boy 141, Why the Chimes Rang 141: Dra- matics 141: Red Cross 131. After School: Marywood College. Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Tennis, Intramural 131: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Girl Re- sreves 13, 41: Tri-Hi 131: Le Cercle Fran- cais 13, 41, Treasurer 141: Ski 141,: G. O. Secretary 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate. After School: College. JOSEPHINE C. BUDOVIC Basketball, Intramural 131: Hockey, In- tramural 12, 31: Tennis, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Girls Sports Club 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Red Cross 131: G. O. 141. After School: Business. MARIE F. BUNNELL Red Cross 121. After School: Business. IRENE A. J. CAGANEK Cigo1z Basketball, Intramural 12, 41, letter 121: Baseball, Intramural 141: Hockey, Intra- mural 12, 3, 41, letter 131: Tennis, Intra- mural 121: Glee Club 141: Girl Sports Club 13, 41, General Officer 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41 : Le Cercle Francais 141 : Camera 141 : Tri-Hi 141: G. O. 131. After School: Cortland Normal. LUCILE CALICE ROBERT L. CAMPBELL WILLIAM F. CANNY Bill1' Football, Intramural 131, Jayvees 141: Basketball, Intramural 12, 41: Baseball, Intramural 121: Track, Varsity 13, 41: Band 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 41: G. O. 141. After School: Business school. BENJAMIN A. CASELLA Football, Intramural 121: Basketball, In- tramural 121: Band 12, 3, 41. RUIJOLPH CECHANEK Scholarship 13, 41. After School: College. rrRudyl! IVIICHAEL CHALACHAN, JR. Miriam Baseball, Intramural 121. CHARLES G. CHURCH Ch.fzrlie Hi-Y 13, 41: Ski 141. After School: School of Aviation. MA JORIE A. CIZEK Midge Panorama: Literary StaE 131, Literary Editor 141: Hockey, Intramuigzl 12, 3, 41: Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, Intra- mural 131: Festival Chorus 121: Thir- teenth Chair 131: G. O. 12, 31: Dramatics Club 12, 41: Literary 13, 41: Le Cercle Francais 141: Class Historian 141: Honor Society 13. 41: Honor Graduate: Class Day Speaker. After School: Mt. Holyoke. MARY FRANCES CLAY Skeeter Red Cross 12, 31. l . After School: Hospital training. IRVING COHN Iliff, Bowling 141: Ski 131 . GEORGE F. COLLINGTON Clean-Up Week Poster, Fifth prize 121. MARIAN L. CONRADI Basketball, Intramural 12, 31 : Tennis, Intramural 1311 Bowling 141: Glee Club 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Scholar- ship 131. After School: College. HILDA JANE CORSANI Corley Red Cross 12, 31. After School: Business school. GEORGE C. COVERT EMIL CUPRINA Miller1' Orchestra 121. After School: Business. ANNA DAVIS Amr, G. 0. 141. After School: Business. BEVERLY C. DAVIS Bere Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: A Cappella Choir 13, 41. JEAN V. DAVIS Drwe'1 Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural 131: Girls Sports Club 131: Red Cross 121. After School: Business. ARMIN J. DECOTES After School: Business. JOSEPHINE M. DELASANTA Io f , FSI RUTH E E ELLIS MARC! ALE f I i i 4 i BERNICE E. GRAY65 ANIYA GRFENELOTT MILES Ro D688 noaones w1.1afanAfygf cmezsrmf HOOVER n JURIK CHARLES KARS JAN!! 3ERNARDlY GALPSER ALICE' JANf E, GREENNVN JVDSOHI GRIFFIN 9 I JEANNEFVZ HOTT DNN! RITA KLEITZ f!7'fR -I KLENU5' f 3 , ,gk . V, x if -':- A Q .. J. Q-HW 5 Q JULIA E. JANKDWC PETER PAUL KRNA rfftflv J GULEI' : f ,::fiE?.:E::-1: ::E'E' A wi? RDDEER E, JAP' Tfffonokf PAUL INE 1 GERALDINE W. DICKINSON Gerry Hockey, IntI'amural 135: Why the Chimes Rang 135, Tho Boy Who Found the King 145: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: G. O. 145. After School: Hospital training. CATHERINE E. DIEHL Betty Red Cross 13, 45. After School: Business. BEATRICE DIETERLE Bee Panorama: Assistant Literary Editor 145: Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Hockey Intramural 12, 3, 45: Tennis, Intramural 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Literary 13, 45: President 145: Le Cercle Francais 13, 45, President 145: Girl Reserves 135: Ski 145: Poster Prize 13, 45: G. O. 12, 35: Scholarship 13, 45: Honor Society 145: Red Cross Delegate to National Convention at Washington 12, 3, 45: Class Notable: Class Artist: Honor Graduate. JOHN DIETERLE Football, Intramural 125: Tennis, Var- sity 13, 45: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 45, SeCI'9t2!'y 135: Ski 145, Vice President 135: Camera 145: G. O. 145: Scholarship 12, 45: President Honor Society 145: Class Not- able: One of Best Boy Pals with Rodger Herrington: Honor Graduate 145. After School: College. ANDREW DINO Assistant Manager Varsity Baseball 135: A Cappella Choir 135: Festival Chorus 13, 45: Class Notable: Best Natured Boy. After School: Business. FRANCIS J. DINO, JR. ,F00tbalI, Varsity 145: Basketball, Var- sity 13. 45: Track Varsity 145: Golf Var- Slty 12. 3, 45: Honor Society 145: Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. M. JUNE DOUGHFRTY Dody Basketball, Intramural 145: Girl Re. serves 145. After School: Business, WILLIAM F. DUNDON Will Basketball, Intramural 13, 45, After School: College, JOHN R. EDGECOMB Football, Varsity 1451 Bowling 13, 45. JOHN ERNEST ELLIS Johnnie Band 12, 35: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Hi- Y 12, 3, 45: Sergeant-at-Arms 1353 T1-gas- Ufel' 1455 G. 0. 12, 3, 45: Class Treasurer 145 5 Class Notable: Best Dressed Boy. After School: Business. GEORGE MOREY EVANS JAMES A. FANCHER, JR. jim Football. .Iayvees Manager 135: Band 12, 3, 45: Orchestra 12, 3. 45: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 45: Ski 145: Scholarship 135: Class Notable: Class Musician: Honor Graduate. After School: Princeton University. BENJAMIN ITEINBERG BARBARA L. FISH Bobbie':' Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Hockey, Intramural 125: Tennis, Intramural 145: Girl Reserves 125: Literary 145: G. O. Sec- retary 12, 35: Scholarship 125: Red Cross 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 125: Class Not- able: One of Best Girl Pals with Joan Sweet. After School: Skidmore College. ANNA MAY FOX Foxy After School: Business. GERALD A. FRENCH Gerry MARCIA E. FULLER Glee Club Secretary 145: Festival Chorus 12, 45: Bowling 145: Red Cross 145: G. O. 125: Scholarship 135. After School: College. JUNE B. GALE BERNARD M. GALPEER After School: Business. ALICE GARRISON WALTER A. GARVEY, JR, Wall Hi-Y 12, 45, Secretary 145: LeCercle Francais 145: Class Notable: Quietest Boy. After School: Fordham University. ALWIN A. GIESCHEN Al Football, Varsity 13, 45: Festival Chorus 145: The Boy Who Found the King 145: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 45: Bowling 145. After School: Medical school. Goldie RUTH F. GOLDSTEIN Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Hockey. Intramural 12, 35: Tennis, Intramural 145: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Festival Chorus 125. After School: Syracuse University. BERNICE E. GRAVES Bernie After School: Business. ANITA GREENBLOTT Nile Red Cross 12, 35. After School: College. JANE E. GREENMUN Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 45: Base- ball, Intramural 125: Hockey, Intramural 12, 3, 45: Girls Sports Club 135: Scholar- ship 12, 3, 45: Honor Society 145: Honor Graduate. After School: Albany State College. JUDSON S. GRIFFIN finial Panorama: Editor 145: Football, Intra- mural 125: Track Varsity 145: Festival Chorus 125: Bowling 145: Class Essayist 145: Scholarship 13, 45: Honor Society 145: Class Notable: Most Likely to Suc- ceed: Class Day Speaker: Youth Week, City Judge: Honor Graduate. After School: Colgate University. HELEN J, GULEY Galley Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Hockey Intramural 125: Tennis, Intramural 125: Glee Club 145: Tri-Hi 145: Girl Reserves 13, 45, Treasurer 145: Le Cercle Francais 145: Scholarship 135. After School: Syracuse University. MILES R. HEBBARD RODGER B. HERRINGTON Bozzy Football, Intramural 125: Basketball, In- tramural 12, 3, 45: Track, Varsity 145: Hi-Y 13, 45, Vice President 135, President 145: De Deutsche Verein President 145: Ski Treasurer 145: Scholarship 12, 352 Class Notable: Class Jester, and One of Best Boy Pals with John Dieterle: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. DOLORES M. I'III.DEBRANDT Baseball 125: Festival Chorus 125. CHRISTINE HOOVER JEANNETTE HOYT Dade CfJ5'iJJie Blondie Festival Chorus 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 135: Excursion 1 ' Kind Lady 35. 135: Tri-Hi 135: Dramatics 13, 45. After School: Eastman JULIA E. JANKOVIC Basketball, Intramural School of Music. fancy 135: Tennis, In- tramural 125. RODGER E. JAY Track, Penn Relay '37 135. After School: Business. FLORENCE JURIK CHARLES KANE Chart After School: Business. CHARLES KARS Football, Intramural 12, 3, 45: Basket- ball, Intramural 12, 3, 45: Track, Varsity 135: Camera 145: Honor Society 145: Box- ing 13, 45. After School: Business. DORIS R. KLEITZ Dorie Basketball, Intramural 125: Bass-hall, Intramural 125: Hockey, Intramural 125: Bowling 145: Girl Reserves 145: A. H. E. A. 135: G.O. 135. After School: Business. PETER J. KLENUS Pele Football, Intramural 125: Basketball. In- tramural 125: Festival Chorus 145. After School: Business. PETER P. KRNA Boxing 145. THEODORE KROWIAK Ted Baseball, Varsity 13, 45. After School: Business. NICHOLAS KULIK Nick Football, Intramural 13, 45: Track, Var- sity 145. EVELYN V. LADUSKA Erie Tennis, Intramural 135: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Bowling 145. ROGER A. LAKOWICZ Ripper Basketball, Intramural 145: Track, Var- sity 13, 45: Band 12, 35. After School: Syracuse University. ORLANDO D. LANAVE P5-all Football, Jayvees 145: 125. GEORGE LAZAREK Festival Chorus Football, Intramural 125, Jayvees 135: Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Baseball, Intramural 125. STEWART W. LEBARON Slew PAULINE L. LESSO Paul Basketball, Intramural 135: Baseball, In- tramural 135: Festival Chorus 12, 35: A. H. E. A. 13, 45, President 145. LEWIS WWW' i 5 5 'Q b X31 s J bg if 1 QM rt STX 52 2 Mil JAM!! L MWSHO' . ef 201517 MORRIS ' f.. 5 2 , ' ' - I .- s I tis:-X X' z E 2 le. JFRHNE .fvsnvmv -. fm. f - I lfuafm ,vfwfpf W 1 , .far Yn j q N Q ,Q ig Qi ME A if H igI?i'f:5f..i.AQEi' iff: Q fJoJ11w.arrom1e1r11f F --,'-f- 5.2 X E lvl- ... . : ..,.,.. ,,--, i E t I W , Q .:'e' k,.,. I ' E is I Qgvzz Jw muff BIISIE Af. PWPPA5' 918527 D- TIERFJJ 1981 YHCMM' PIIILUS M i'Kf7KL 174166 L. 111011.51 I ' i ff ,. 1 is ' , 5 E JOHN C BWETEIDGE GIF TRUE MW Ylifll. , S BERTQIQY' 2 IW' 5011. RQHBET 9.MWE'WY NME? 0? NIICIMIBJV J OIIIY B. PFABYWI MHETHH 157712 x Pam euenzar X J'd.D5'P1!' E CHARLES LEWIS Tennis, Varsity 141 : Chess 141 : Le Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse or Cornell. FLOYD L. MAINES Spook Football. Intramural 121, Jayvees 13, 41: Basketball, Intramural 13, 41: Track, Var- sity 131. After School: College. WILLIAM M. MAUS Ski 141: Camera 141. THERESA MAXYMCHUK Teetziz Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121: Hockey, Intramural 121: Scholarship 141: Honor Society 141: Class Notable: Best Natured Girl: Honor Grad- uate. After School: Cortland Normal. PHYLLIS M. MCFALL JOHN C. MCGLYNN fed Silas the Chore Boy 141: The Boy Who Found the King 141: Hi-Y 13, 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Camera 141: Dramatics 141. After School: Business. BEATRICE P. MCHALE Bee Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Base- ball, Intramural 131: Tennis, Intramural 121: Girl Reserves 121: Girls Sports Club 13, 41. After School: Business. G. JANE MCLAUGHLIN Janie Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Tennis, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 12, 31 : G. O. 141. After School: Art school. BENJAMIN MEDOLLA Benny After School: Business. AMELIA H. MELLOR .. Mimi Panorama: Alumni Editor 141: Le Cercle Francais 12, 31: Scholarship 12, 31: G. 0 141: Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl: Honor Graduate. After School: Vassar College. HELEN MENO H Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Tennis. Intramural 131: Glee Club Vice President 141 3 Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41 : Girls Sports Club 131: Girl Reserves 131: Tri-Hi 13, 41, Secretary 141: Camera 141: Red Cross 121. After School: College. GEORGE METRUS Batch Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Base- ball, Intramural 121. After School: Business. ANNA MICA JOSEPH A. MICHLEAS Mi1zzJ After School: Clarkson Tech. JAMES L. MORGAN jim Festival Chorus 12, 31: Murals for Dan- iel Dickinson School. After School: Hobart College. ROBERT MORRIS Bob BARBARA J. MOSER Girl Reserves 131: Class Notable: Quiet- est Girl: Honor Graduate. After School: Business. A. LORAINE MOXLEY Lizrrze Basketball, Intramural Insignia 12, 31: Tennis, Intramural 121: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Thirteenth Chair 131: Dramatics 12, 31: Class Secretary 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Class Not- able: Prettiest Girl: Honor Graduate. GERTRUDE V. MULVIHILL Gerll' Basketball, Intramural 131: Hockey, In- tramural 131: G.O. 121: Red Cross 121. After School: Business. ROBERT D. MURPHY I ALBERT J. NESCHLEBA Slaorly' Golf, varsity 12, 31. B. JEANNE NEWTON Basketball, Intramural 141: Baseball, In- tramural 121: Hockey, Intramural 12. 313 Glee Club 141: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 411 A Cappella Choir 12, 31: G. O. 121. After School: Syracuse University. B. JANE NILES Festival Chorus 121: G.O. 1313 Honor Graduate. MARGARET RUTH NORTON Nady Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, In- tramural 121: Ski 141: Red Cross 12 ,31. MARY JANE NORTON Nerf A. H. E. A. 141: ski 141 Q Red cross 131. After School: Hospital training. JOHN O'BRIEN Red THOMAS O'CONNOR Tom Football, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121: Track, Intramural 13, 41: Ski 141: Bowling 141. After School: Business. JOSEPH P. O,HARA joe After School: Business. ELEANOR PAPIRI Nellie Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41. BESSIE N. PAPPAS Festival Chorus 12, 3, 41: Scholarship 121. After School: Business. ALBERT D. PARK Pinky JOHN C. PARTRIDGE G.O. 131. After School: Business. file JOHN BRUCE PERKINS Track, Varsity 13, 41: LeCercle Fran- cais 141, Vice President 141: Class Not- able: Handsomest Boy: Honor Graduate. RICHARD J. PHAL EN Panorama: Round the Pan Table 141: Kind Lady 131: Silas, the Chore Boy 141: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Dramatics 141: Ski 1411 Camera 141: G.O. 12. 3, 41: Honor Society 141: Class Notable: Most Brilliant: Honor Graduate. After School: Albany Pharmaceutical. MARTHA PITEL Auf-ly Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural 131: Tennis, Intramural 121: Glee Club 141: Girls spore Club 12, 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Der Deutsche Verein 12, 31: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Grad- uate. After School: Hospital training. JOSEPH PIVOVARNIK Nfoel' Radio 141. ARNOLD W. PRATT Arne Football, Jayvees 121. JOHN D. QUINLIVAN Quimzy Panorama: Assistant, Literary Staff : H1-Y 13, 41, Treasurer 141: Class Poet: Scholarship 131: Honor Graduate. WILLIAM W. RAPPMAN Bill Basketball, Intramural 131. JOSEPH B. RAYKO Cm-ly Football, Intramural 121: Basketball, In- tfamural 12. 3. 41: Baseball, Intramural letter 121, Asst. Mgr. Varsity 131, Mgr. Varsity 141: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Track, Varsity 121. After School: Georgetown University. STEPHEN F. REARDON rrD0tn DOROTHY REYNOLDS Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Cortland Normal School. EVELYN ROUFF HEUEJIH Red Cross 141. PAUL RUGALA Rigi Football, Varsity 131: Basketball, Jay- VGOS 121. V8l'Si12Y 13, 41: Class Notable: Class Flirt. After School: Extension course. JAYNE T. RUSH Festival Chorus 121. WILLIAM RYAN Willy Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Baseball, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41. After School: College. LOUISE A. SCHAEEER W7eeze After School: College. ' LESLIE C. SCHAREF Lei Rifle. Varsity 141: Hi-Y 141: Scholar- ship 121. After School: Binghamton Business In- stitute. WILLIAM F. SCHMIDT, JR. Will G.O. 141: Class Notable: Class Blulfer. After School: Business. HELEN -IHERBA Sl DHA WOO 9 nminera SMITH NARGUE RITE WALKER ANDREW FL ORENHFE JFANGEIIBWG MARY F THOMAS GERALDINE WIA!! IIIIRLEY MARY L. RUTH SHANLY Girl Reserves 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Red Cross 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: New York State Teachers College. HELEN SHERBA Miriam Hockey, Intramural 12, 33: Festival Chorus 12, 33: Le Cercle Francais 143: Girls Sports Club 143 : Ski 143: Book Week Poster: Third prize. After School: College. MARION E. SHRECKENGAST 'wvI.1zzy After School: Business. JULIANA D. SIMOLUNAS Sim.r'f Basketball, Intramural 133: Baseball, In- tramural 133: A. H. E. A. 13, 43: Honor Graduate. After School: College. STEPHANIE T. SIMONAITIS Snowy Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Hockey Intramural 12, 3, 43: Tennis, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Glee Club 143: Girls Sports Club 13, 43: Sergeant-at-Arms 143: Scholarship 133: Honor Society Secretary 143: Liter- ary. Corresponding Secretary 13, 43: Tri- Hi 13, 43: Cheer Leader 143: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Camera 143: Class Notable: Best Girl Athlete. After School: College. REGINA SINGER Jean Festival Chorus 123. After School: Business. VIVIAN SKEIRIK Viv Festival Chorus 11, 23. After School: Business. JOHN SLOMA After School: Lowell's Business School. HARRIET A. SMITH FLORENCE M. SPANGENBURG Flo Festival Chorus 12, 33: G.O. 133: Red Cross 13, 43. After School: Hospital training. GEORGE SPISAK Spain Basketball, Varsity 12, 33. GEORGE STIMAK Yah Panorama: Assistant Art Editor 133, Art Editor 143: Clean-Up Week Poster: First prize 123 : Scholastic, Honorable Men- tion 13, 43: Honor Society 143. After School: Art school. JOHN T. SULLIVAN Red BOYD H. SUMMERS JOAN A. SVUEET Jaw Panorama: Assistant News Editor 133, Editor 143: Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Hockey, Intramural 12, 33: Tennis. Intra- mural 12, 33: Festival Chorus 1233 Em- peror's Clothes 133: Thirteenth Chair 123: Disinger-Church, First prize 123: Lyons-Weeks, Second prize 133: Dramatics 12, 3, 43: Literary 12, 3, 43: Red Cross 12. 3, 43, President 143: G. O. 12, 33, Vice President 133: Scholarship 123: Honor So- ciety 143: A Cappella Choir 133: Class Notable: Most Popular Girl. and One of the Best Girl Pals with Barbara Fish: Class Day Speaker: Honor Graduate. After School: Duke University. KENNETH F. SWEET Ken Basketball, Intramural 133: Festival Chorus 12, 33: G.O. 133. After School: Business. WILLIAM N. TAYLOR Bill Football. Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 43: Basketball, Intramural 123: Jayvees 133, Varsity 143: Baseball, Intramural 123: Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Le Cercle Francais 13, 43: G.O. 133: Class Prophet: Scholarship 12, 3, 43: Honor So- ciety 143: Class Notable: Most Popular Boy: Honor Graduate. After School: College. MARY FRANCES THOMAS Tommy Literary 143, After School: College. RUTH E. TURK EVELYN M. UHRINEC E1fie Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Tennis, Intramural 123: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Der Deutsche Vcrein 143: Red Cross 133: Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. WILLIAM F. VANCO Will Football, Intramural 123: Basketball, In- tramural 12, 3, 43. nv ilu llllrmnriam M A R Y D A C E Y August 2, 1918 December 4, 1958 WILHELMINA VLKOVIC Billion Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Baseball, Intramural 123: Festival Chorus 123: Girls Sports Club 133. After School: Business. MARGUERITE WALKER Peggie After School: Business. MIRIAM WALLENDAEL After School: Lowell's Business School. GERALDINE J. WIEARB Dolly Dramatics 133: Le Cercle Francais 143: Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Best Dressed Girl 143: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. DOROTHY J. WILSON Dol Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Tennis, Intramural 123: Festival Chorus 123: Red Cross 123. After School: Business. SHIRLEY L. WINFIELD Shrimp After School: Business. VIRGINIA A. WOLEVER Ginnie Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Hockey. Intramural 12, 33: Tennis, Intramural 12. 33: Festival Chorus 12, 33: G.O. 13, 43: Honor Society 143: Red Cross 1432 Girl Reserves 13, 43, President 143: Literary 13, 43, Treasurer 143, JOHN WESLEY WOOD Woody Band 12, 3, 43: Orchestra 12, 3, 43: Fes- tival Chorus 12, 33: Why the Chimes Rang 133: Tons of Money 143: Dra- matics 13, 43: Honor Society 143. After School: Business. ANDREXV ZAPOTOQKY Zap Football, Intramural 12, 33, Jayvees 1333 Track, Varsity 133: Boxing 133: Two Pos- ters, Third place 133: Four Art insignia 143: Honor Society. PATSY ZICARI Track, Assistant Manager 133, Manager 143: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 143: Scholar- ship 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Class Not- able: Class Plugger: Honor Graduate. MARY L. ZIEGLER Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Tennis, Intramural 12, 33. After School: College. l 719BfL L,HDBMS UTI-I . RDBMS CIJIREIYCI' VIIPGMIA lfnfvazwsanf A .HPMJ reams Noswfvfo I9 BAM!! '.:g?f,Q 1 1' ' Rltllklb Hdiffdff JAM: BIAFLL Hflffv Bfoaffmzrafl Mfchfvfz QR U9l'70i'IllX BQHOHUIHY CNVSTHNCI MERRDY EYFRIT7' BENIN? 1D0:P07llf C.B1Pl5'lYZO :5, ,,, M gg, 3 f 5 V, :,--, Y y . Q. IQIYTMDNJ' Ji Barron Alzzflffy ,Q smack Cadirndrf avavlfff mm. CLAAVIIYCE Ckl'IF8l1l HILL IRM ll CHzYlY0l C JVIUYY JD!!! E' C 021011. H0287 MARY L C1184 MABEL L. ADAMS Glee Club 12, 31: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Literary 141: Class Notable: Best Girl Dancer. After School: Hospital training, Wilson Memorial Hospital. RUTH L. ADAMS Rntlaie Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural 131: Tennis, Intramural 121: Girls Sports Club, Treasurer 131: Girl Re- serves 131: G.O. 12, 31: Red Cross 12, 3, 41. After School: College, CLARENCE W. ALDRICH Sloth Baseball, Intramural 121 : Band 12, 3, 41. After School: College of Music.- ROBERT D. ALDRICH Bob Football, Intramural 13, 41: Band 12, 31: Hi-Y 12, 3, 41. After School: Cornell University. EVERETTE E. ALLEN, JR. TED ALLEN Festival Chorus 121: Bowling 141: G. O. 141: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 141. After School: U. S. Weather Bureau. WELLS ALLEN Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, Var- sity 13, 41: Bowling 141: G. O. 141: Schol- arship 121: Honor Graduate. After School: College. VIRGINIA K. ANDERSON RICHARD ANTHONY Dirk Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121. After School: Syracuse University. J. DONALD ARMSTRONG jack Baseball, Intramural 121 : F e s t i v al Chorus 121. HOWARD A. BAILEY WILLIAM E. BARNES Bill Football, Intramural 131: Scholarship 121. MARGARET BARTON Aflargie DOROTHY J. BECKER Dol After School: Business. RICHARD H. BECRAFT Dick ' JANE BEDELL HIf77l77If6'l Panorama: Assistant News Editor 13, 41: Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Base- ball, Intramural 141: Tennis, Intramural 12, 31: Civic Club Debate 131: Radio 131: Lyon-VVeeks 131: Debate Insignia 131: Le Cercle Francais 13, 41, Secretary and Presi- dent 141: Girl Reserves 13, 41, President 141: Tri-Hi 131: Ski 141: Honor Society 141: G. O. 121 : Stage Door, Wardrobe Com- mittee 141 : Scholarship 12, 31 : Hockey 141 : Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Pop- ular Girl. After School: Smith College. HELEN E. BEDNARSKY Ronnie Panorama: Business Staff 141: Basket- ball, Intramural letter 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural letter 12, 31: Hockey, Intra- mural 12, 31, letter 141: Glee Club 131: Girls Sports Club 12, 31: Tri-Hi 131: Cam- e1'a 131: Honor Society Secretary 141. MICHAEL BELANSKY Mike NORMAN W. BERMENDER, JR. Tennis, Varsity 131: Scholarship 121. After School: College. JEROME BLOOMBERG ferry Basketball, Intramural 13, 41: Radio 13, 41, Secretary-Treasurer 141: Scholar- ship 131. After School: Casey Jones School of Acronautic Mechanics. BEATRICE E. BOOTH Bea Basketball, Intramural 12, '3, 41: Base- ball, Intramural 12, 41: Hockey, Intra- mural 12, 3, 41: Tennis, Intramural 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31: Debate 131: Girl Reserves, Tri-Hi 13, 41: Girls Sports Club 131: Camera 141: Ski 141: Class Notable: Class Bluffer. After School: Cortland Normal. B. LAMOREUX BRADBURY Broil After School: Dartmouth College or Cleveland School of Embalming. CONSTANCE M. BRADY Connie After School: Oneonta Normal. EVERETT BRAND Eve Festival Chorus 121: Le Cercle Francais 141: Scholarship 141. After School: College. DOROTHY C. BRIENZA Dottie Red Cross 13, 41. EDNA BROOKS Eddie Tennis, Intramural 12, 31: Golf, Intra- mural 141. DONALD W. BROWN Don After School: Oswego Normal. ROBERT M. BROWN Ro-hair Transferred to Central in middle of sen- ior year from Summit, N. J.: Orchestra 141: Hi-Y, Vice President 141. After School: Amherst College. ANTHONY J. BUCHTA Tony After School: Business. WILLIAM BUEFUM Bill Rifle 141: Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 141: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Graduate. HARVEY R. BULLOCK Ebie'1 Panorama: Assistant Around the Pan Table 141: Football, Intramural 121: Bas- ketball, Intramural 121: Track, Varsity 13, 41: Band 13, 41: Drum Major 13, 41: Stage Crew Manager 12, 3, 41: Kind Lady 131: Why the Chimes Rang 131: Silas the Chore Boy 141: Stage Door 141 : The Boy Who Found the King 141: Lyon-Weeks 131: Dramatics 13, 41, Presi- dent 131: Tri-Hi, Publicity Manager 141: G. O. President 121: G. O. 12, 3, 41: Schol- arship 12, 3, 41 : Honor Society 141 : Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Class Jester. After School: Duke or Deep Springs. CONSTANCE M. BURNETT Connie Le Cercle Francais Secretary 141: Liter- ary Club 13,41, President 141. After School: College. JOHN J. BURNS jj, Panorama: Assistant Round the Pan Table 141: Camera 141. HELEN B. BUTCHKO Qiieenie Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 12, 3, 41, Insignia 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural 121: Glee Club 13, 41: Girls Sports Club 121: Tri-Hi 12. 31: Cam- era 141: Literary, Treasurer 1413 Girl Re- serves 131. After School: Hospital training. JOHN E. CAHILL jock Football, Varsity Assistant Manager 131, Manager 141: Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Track, Varsity 131: G. O. 12, 41. After School: Northeastern University. CLARENCE CAMPBELL WILLIAM H. CANNON Bill RITA CANNY Fanny Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis. In- tramural 131: Tri-Hi 131: Girl Reserves 121: Le Cercle Francais 131. After School: Edgewood Park College. JOHN E. CARROLL jock Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, Var- sity 13, 41: Band 141: Orchestra 12, 3, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Honor Graduate. After School: Rensselaer Tech. NELSON F. CARY Nellie After School: Business 1Electricity1. Lon LOUIS J. CASELLA Ski 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Class Not- able: Best Natured Boy. After School: Syracuse University. LAWRENCE P. CASEY Pol Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121. After School: Normal school. HARRY B. CHAPLIN, JR. Choppy After School: Tri-State. M. ELIZABETH CHAPMAN Belle Panorama: Assistant Girl Sports Edi- tor 141: Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural letter 12, 31: Hockey, Intramural letter 12, 3, 41: Tennis 141: Stage Door 141: Girls Sports Club 12, 31: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Literary 13, 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Dramatics 141: Camera 141: Ski 141: G.O. 131: Red Cross 141: Cheer Leading Squad, Insignia 141: Class Notable: Class Flirt. 1 After School: Syracuse University. JOHN CHARNO Basketball, Jayvees 121, Varsity 13. 411 Baseball, Varsity 13, 41: Class Treasurer 141: Class Notable: Best Boy Athlete. ANNE CHUKOLOSKY Chuck Tennis, Intramural 121. JACK E. CLEAVES Football, Jayvees 141 3 Class Notable: Noisiest Boy. D I After School: Colgate University. HAYDEN A. COLLINS Radio 13, 41: Camera 141. MARY E. CONLON After School: Cortland Normal School. mu vmer ELEANDR J' LAURA M JACK DURKOT EVA JENNY ECHT N013 A. FEN50-N JAMZS P BIANCHE GAYDORIIS C. GRAHAM fines 11. Gnnrmw LGAZDA LEON M 6185014 HEAAPQRA GIRNII when c mae HARRY COON Cooney ROBERT D. COURTRIGHT Slaorty Festival Chorus 125: Tri-Hi 125: Cam- era 125: G. O. 125: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. DAVID F. CRAMER JOHN CRANDALL Jark ' Baseball, Intramural 125: Track, Intra- mural 13, 45. After School: College. RUTH M. CRIMMINS R7lJf.J Basketball, Intramural 135: Hockey, In- tramural 125: Tennis, Intramural 125: Girl Reserves 135 . MARY A. CUCHIARA Moe After School: Business. GUY S. CUMMINGS Red Football, Intramural 125, Jayvees 1451 Track, Varsity 145. After School: Business. BETTE DAILEY FRANKLIN C. DALLA Frez:zk'1 Basketball, Intramural 125: Band 12, 3, 45: Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45: Honor Society 145: Class Not- able: Class Musician. THELMA DAVIDSON JANET E. DAYMAN Delmrz fflanlf Girl Reserves 135: Red Cross 12, 3, 45. WILLIAM G. DILLON Bill'1 Panorama: Assistant Business Manager 135, Business Manager 145: Football, In- tramural 135: Basketball, Assistant Mana- ger 135, Co-manager 145: Why the Chimes Rang 135: Debate 1451 Dramatics 13, 45: G.O. 12, 3, 45: Class President 145: Scholarship 12, 3, 45: Honor Gradu- ate: Class Notable: Handsomest Boy. After School: College. BEVERLEE A. DILLREE Bev Basketball, Intramural 125: Tennis, In- tramural 125: Girl Reserves 145: Red Cross 12, 3, 45. After School: Hospital training. CHARLES D. DIXON Glance ELEANOR J. DOERNER joan Basketball, Intramural 125: Festival Chorus 12, 35: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Red Cross 145: G.O. 135: Bowling 145: Schol- arship 12, 35: Honor Graduate. After School: College. MARY A. DOLAN Bowling, Intramural 145 : F e s t iv al Chorus 12, 35 : G. O. 135 : Scholarship 12, 35 : Perfect Attendance 12, 3, 45 : Honor Graduate. After School: Marywood. ANNABELLE J. DONSON Annu Basketball, Intramural 125: Baseball, In- tramural 12, 35: Literary. Secretary 145: Class Sergeant-at-Arms 145. v NEWELL C. DOUBLEDAY Donb Panorama: Assistant Sports Editor 1451 Track, Varsity letter 13, 45: Band, Flag Bearer 145: Orchestra Insignia 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 125: G. O. 12, 3 ,45: Schol- arship 12, 3, 45: Honor Society. President 145 1 Honor Graduate. After School: Wharton School, Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, KENNETH W. DOUGHERTY FRANCES L. DOWNS Fran Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Baseball, Intramural 125: Tennis, Intramural 12. 35: Glee Club 12, 3, 45: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45. V After School: Traphagen School of Fash- llin. FREDERICK DUBRAVA Fred'f Scholarship 135: Honor Graduate. LAURA M. DURANT Larry Festival Chorus 12, 35: Red Cross 125: Girl Reserves 135: Scholarship 135: Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. JACK DURKOT Festival Chorus 12, 35. EVA J. ECHT Basketball, Intramural 145: Literary 145: Le Cercle Francais 145: Honor Grad- uate. After School: Lowell's Business School. NINA A. FENSON Niue Panorama: Assistant Business 13, 45: Basketball, Intramural 12, 35, insignia 125: Hockey, Intramural 12, 35, insignia 145: Tennis, Intramural 125, insignia 135: Girls Sports Club 12, 35: A Cappella Choir 125: Festival Chorus 12. 35: Glee Club 12, 3, 453 Debate 125, insignia 135: Tri-Hi 13, 45: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Camera 145: Red Cross 145: G. O. Secretary 125: Honor So- ciety 145. After School: Ithaca College of Physical Education. AMERICO J. FERRANTI Co:-ri Festival Chorus 12, 35. After School: College. WILLIAM W. FLETCHER Billy JAMES T. FOLEY Hogger Basketball, Intramural 1351 Class Not- able: Most Bashful Boy. MARGARET A. FOLEY Peggy Girl Reserves 135. WILLIAM F. FORMANEK Willy EDITH M. FROST Edie Festival Chorus 125. After School: Business. SHIRLEY MANNY FULLER Girl Reserves 12, 3, 45: Glee Club 12, 3. 45 I Festival Chorus 12, 3, 45 : Red Cross 12. 3, 45. DANIEL A. FUSCO Thirteenth Chair 125: Excursion Kind Lady, Why the Chimes Rang 135 : Boy Who Found the King 145 3 Dra- matics 12, 3, 45: Disinger-Church, First prize 145: Chamber of Commerce, Third prize 145: Red Cross 12, 3, 45: Scholar- ship 13, 45: Honor Society 145: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Best Dressed Boy. After School: Cornell University. Da1z1z5' ' MARY FYALA Hockey, Intramural 125: Girl Reserves 13, 45: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Grad- uate. After School: Syracuse University. JANICE H. GAGIZ Janie Basketball, Intramural 12, 45: Baseball, Intramural 145: Hockey, Intramural 145: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 145: Class Treasurer 145: Scholarship 12, 35: Honor Graduate. After School: Business school. MICHAEL GALLO, JR. Mike After School: College. ROBERT GANTNIER Bob Band 12, 3, 45: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 45: Bowling 135: Camera 145. After School: College. JAMES P. GAVIGAN Goo Basketball, Intramural 125: Tennis, In- tramural 13. 45: A Cappella Choir 125: Festival Chorus 125: Excursion, Silas the Chore Boy 12, 35: Tri-Hi 12, 3, 45: Dramatics 13, 45: Bowling 135: Ski 145. After School: College. BLANCHE GAYDORUS Fozz'f Basketball, Intramural 125: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 145. After School: Business. WALTER A. GAZDA LEON W. GIBSON Hoof Band 12, 3, 45: Orchestra 12, 3, 45: Class Notable: Quietest Boy. ELEANORA GIRNIS Basketball, Intramural 12, 35: Baseball, Intramural 12, 35: Hockey, Intramural 125: Excursion 135: Dramatics 13, 45. After School: New York School of Art. Nom VIOLET J. GOCAL Ve A. H. E. A. 12, 45. MARION S. GOLDSMITH Sophie Baseball, Intramural 125: Glee Club 13, 451 Festival Chorus 13, 45: Girl Reserves 1451 5011012-l'ShiD 13. 45: Red Cross 12, 3. 45: Honor Graduate. After School: Cortland Normal School. THELMA A. GOWER Tennis, Intramural 125: Glee Club 135: Festival Chorus 125: Girl Reserves 135. After School: Business. RUTH C. GRAHAM Festival Chorus 125. After School: Business. HELEN M. GRANNAN MFestival Chorus 12, 35: Girl Reserves 5. After School: Business. KENNETH GREFNMUN, JR. Ken Basketball, Intramural 12, 45: Track, Intramural 145 : Radio 135 Z Camera 145 : Class Notable: Class Scientist. BARBARA E. HAAG Bobbie After School: Business. E SKLIZABETH 5' XI 5 5 HAIINE JACDBS PRAL MARIAH KATZ LGI! N. KEELER WOLET MKLENOTIZ JOHN KLUCKA JOHN Lmgzumu Ku:-ww mm' 11 :wanna .mx Doeozrrfr Jfmfuvs JEAN H.JOtilsI.SON LARRABEE qopngggw Ausa Jonruronc ii x Y ml n ' wa YJ i . wil?-Qiliii K '9 is W .1 , N Y QQ R08ERTk T KELLAM 5 ECIANQR L. KELLEY 5 A f' l Qs KORINEK FRANK J. KOVARIM' LOW! Ii sem' J :mer ' ' -freggggpfw X 1 .,,A.1. , .Q Wli l MN Y' .,,, E Q N. .-11 :QQ- N. f , . :. 61,531 -M 'sf- .. , JOHN KET!-'HDYIAN JANE! N. Klfffff 'A SHE A X ANNA ITRSK-4 JOIEHIINE KRJTYEN' Y BARBARA LARRAB54' .MNIY L. LEKT ISABELLA M. HAHN Irie Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Hockey, Intramural 13, 41: Tennis, Intramural 121: Golf 141: Festival Chorus 121: Girls Sports Club, Vice President 121: Girl Re- serves 13, 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41: G.O. 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society 141: Honor Graduate. After School: Hospital training. RALPH HAMILTON, JR. Hamid Panorama: Assistant Literary Editor 141: Ride, Varsity 141: Chess 8: Checkers 141: Honor Graduate. After School: College, probably Yale. JANE E. HAMLIN G. 0. 12, sy. MARY HARRISON Basketball, Intramural 12, 41: Hockey, Intramural 121: Tennis, Intramural 121: Festival Chorus 121: Debate 121: Girl Re- serves 12, 31: Tri-Hi 12, 31: Dc Deutsche Verein 12, 3, 41: Literary 13, 41: G.O. 131- After School: College. RICHARD C. HARRISON Dirk Football, Intramural 12, 31, Jayvees 1411 Baseball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: G. O., Vice President 121. RUTH E. HAVHOLM Festival Chorus 141: A. H. E. A. 141. After School: Beauty school. WILLIAM HAYKO Football, Intramural 121, Varsity 131: Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural 121, Varsity 131: Floradora Sextet 131. L. EDWIN HENLEY Ed ' Baseball, Intramural 121: Hi-Y 13, 41: Ride, Varsity 13, 41. After School: Business. EDGAR HITT Buck fonef' ANNE HODANICK Basketball, Intramural 121: G. O. 141: Tri-Hi 131: Girl Reserves 131: Girls Sports Club 131. After School: Business. JOSEPH R. HOLIC SimJlaiize Football, Intramural 121: Golf, Varsity 13, 41: G.O. 141. After School: Tri-State. GERALDINE HOLTSLANDER Gerry' Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121. Aftcr School: Cortland Normal. JOHN HOULIHAN Panorama: Assistant Business Staff 13, 41: Football, Intramural 121: Band 12, 31 : Festival Chorus 121: Bowling 131: Red Cross 141. After School: Cornell University. LOUIS H. HOUPIS TailJpiiz' Football, Jayvees 12, 31: Baseball, Intra- mural 121. After School: Aviation school. PLARA HOWARD Football, Jayvees 131: Baseball 121. WILLIAM J. HOWARD Bili ' Scholarship 131. ELIZABETH HREBEK Herby After School: Hospital training. PAULINE C. HULL Red Cross 121. After School: Cornell University. DOROTHY E. HULSE Dottie Panorama: Assistant. Literary Editor 141: Basketball, Intramural 131: Hockey, Intramural 141: Tennis, Intramural 121: Girl Reserves 141: G.O. 131: Scholarship 131. MARILYN HUMPHREY Humpb Basketball, Intramural 121: Festival Chorus 121: Literary 13, 41, Vice Presi- dent 141. CHARLES D. HUMPHRIES CD, Football, Intramural 121: Tennis, Intra- mural 141: Thirteenth Chair 131: Why the Chimes Rang 131: Stage Door 141: Disinger-Church, Second prize 12, 41: Lyon-Weeks 13, 41: Lyon-Weeks, First prize 141: Dramatics 12, 3, 41: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 41: G.O. 12. 31: Scholarship 12, 3, 41: Honor Society 13, 41: Interscholastic Meet 131: Elected Com- mencement Speaker: Class Notable: Most Brilliant: Honor Graduate. After School: Colgate University. MAXINE JACOBS After School: College. DOROTHY JENKINS JEAN HELEN JOHNSON Jeanie Le Cercle Francais 131 : Girl Reserves 13. 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Camera 141: Class Not- able: Noisiest Girl. After School: Dean Academy, Massachu- sctts. LARRABEE M. OHNSON Law 7 Panorama: Assistant Sports .Editor 131, Sports Editor 141: Civic Club Debate 131: Debate 13, 41, Vice President 131: Dra- matics 13, 41, Business Manager 141: Le Cercle Francais 141: Bowling 131: G. O. President 121: G. 0. 13, 41, Vice President 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society 1411 Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Apt to Be Successful. After School: Dartmouth College. AILSA M. OHNSTONE obmz J' Tennis, Intramural 131: Festival Chorus 121: Kind Lady 131: Silas the Chore Boy 141: Stage Door 141: Girl Re- serves 12, 31: Red Cross 12, 31: Arts and Craft 131: Le Cercle Francais 13, 41: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society 141: Bowling 141: Art insignia 131: Honor Graduate. After School: Syracuse University. BETSY JANE KALEY Bet Festival Chorus 12, 31: Red Cross 12, 31. After School: College. WILLIAM KANE Bill Football, Varsity 13, 41: Basketball, In- tramural 12, 3, 41: Baseball, Intramural 12, 31, Varsity 141. JOSEPH KAPTRAL MARIAN KATZ LOIS M. KEELER Scholarship 12, 31: Red Cross 131: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. ROBERT T. KELLAM Tim Track, Varsity 141: Excursion and Kind Lady Stage crew 131: Silas the Chore Boy Stage manager 141: Dramatics 13, 41: G. O. 121: Class Notable: Best Boy Dancer. ELEANOR L. KELLEY Lorrie Basketball, Intramural 121: Hockey, In- tramural 121: Scholarship 131. After School: College. JOHN KETCQHOYIAN Basketball, Intramural 13, 41: Track, Varsity 13, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Der Deutsche Verein 131: Scholarship 131. JAMES M. KIEFEER jim Panorama: Assistant Business Staff 141. Assistant Literary 141: Basketball, Intra- mural 131: Tennis, Intramural 131: Le Cercle Francais 141: Chamber of Com- merce 141: Scholarship 12, 31: Football, Jayvees 131: Honor Graduate. After School: Rutgers College. VIOLET MAE KLENOTIZ Vi Tri-Hi 141: Girl Reserves 141. After School: Business and study of dancing. JOHN P. KLUCKA Baseball, Intramural 12, 31. .,. JOHN KNIZIKIAUCIS Krziz.z Basketball, Intramural 121, Varsity 13, 41: Track, Varsity 13, 41: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Society 141: Perfect Attend- ance four years. RUDOLPH KORINEK Football, Intramural 12, 31: Basketball, Intramural 121: Baseball, Intramural 121: Boxing 131: Red Cross 121. FRANK J. KOVARIK Benny Band 12, 3, 41: Orchestra 141: Festival Choms 121: Bowling 13, 41: Honor So- ciety 141. After School: Rochester Atheneum and Mechanics. ANNA KRSKA Km Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 12, 31: Hockey. Intramural 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41. After School: Delhi State School. JOSEPHINE E. KRSTYEN jon Festival Chorus 121: G. O. 121: Scholar- ship 121: Red Cross 12, 31. After School: Business. LILLIAN KUMPAN Red Cross 141. After School: Business. MARY H. KUSHNER KlIIf7Jly' After School: College. JACK LAKE ROBERT LARKIN Bob Band 12, 31: Orchestra 12, 31: Ski 141. After School: New York State Merchant Marine Academy. BARBARA A. LARRABEE Bobbie Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Hockey Intramural 141: Tennis, Intramural 13, 41: Festival Chorus 121: Stage Door Pub- licity Committee 141: Civic Club Debate, First prize 131, letter 131: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Debate 131: Ski 141: Red Cross 12, 3, 41. After School: Cornell University. ROBERT LASKY Football, Intramural 141: Basketball, In- tramural 121: Baseball, Intramural 121: Track, Varsity 131. JANET L. LEET fm Panorama: Assistant Business 141: Ten- nis, Intramural 131: Stage Door Prop- erty Committee 141: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Le Cercle Francais 141: G.O. 141: Schol- arship 13, 41: Honor Graduate: Class Not- able: Class Plugger. After School: Rochester University. LFVIIE LIYIN E5 TON JB!!! If 6. .wwf Hass Lusffggg M, P, ,',q 3 W Q lllln HZAQIH I ..,.,. f,-- X: ..,. , 7 w V E:-4. 5,1 ff gg yw -' z-EE, - K an .. '5:g,-23-'gl P- il 1 1: Z K2 4 N 55 E 3' f GEORGE MAL CIIAK IMWE QTJHITYE NWFP!! .V HELEN :E MARECIK BRRGAWH J NHJ2'7'lz'I Cl 705 IVC CONHON X L UCL' MARTIN VIVIRJY H MARTIN JOHN IWC wemcx MARGARET EM' GRIMF JCWN ff MIPBETIAAVI F0175 E Milli!! Joan NEHG!! T NILQ W Cl! 0277102 MERRILL RUTH L. MSRRILL WILLIAM wmv c mg 7-fame J nn mf JIANNE MA Mau Mxmnfra E PZ Pl? TAPICIH Nl TZEL wamm Amman: :run 51 M0007 .STHIVLIY JNULMRIG THOMAS LESKO Tommy, Football, Intramural 123, Varsity 133: Basketball, Jayvees 123, letterman, Varsity 43: Baseball, Intramural 123, letterman, Varsity 13, 43. After School: Cortland Normal School. RUTH LEVINE FLOYD M. LEWIS Baseball, Varsity 143. GLADYS M. LINDSEY Basketball, Intramural 123: Hockey, In- tramural 123. After School: Business. rrcladjlff GORDON H. LITTLE Toar ILENE V. LIVINGSTON DORIS H. LOEEEIER Girl Reserves 143: Scholarship 13, 43: Honor Graduate 143: Class Notable: Most Bashful Girl. RICHARD W. LONG Dick Wrestling 123: Tri-Hi 13, 43: Camera 143: G. O. 13, 43: Scholarship 123: Honor Graduate. After School: College. DORIS B. LOWE Dirbie Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Hockey, Intramural 123: Tennis, Intramural 123: Festival Chorus 123: Ski 143: Tri-Hi 143: Stage Door 143: Dramatics 143: G.O. 133: Class Notable: Best Dressed Girl, and Ideal Couple with Don Wedge. After School: Moon's School of Business. HELEN LUBINEC BEATRICE LUCE Bea Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Hockey, Intramural 143: Tennis, Intramural 12, 33: Girl Reserves 13, 43. After School: College. CHESTER E. LUDKA Chet Football, Intramural 12, 33, Varsity 143: Basketball, Intramural 12, 43: Baseball, Intramural 123. JOHN MACH jobizizy ' Excursion 133: Tri-Hi 13, 43, Treas- urer 133, President 143: Dramatics, Pro- gram Chairman 133, President 143, Insig- nia 143 : Der Deutsche Verein 133: Camera President 143: Art Award 13, 43: Cheer leading 133, Head 143: Scholarship 123: Honor Society 143. After School: Fine Arts school. JOSEPH M. MACHATA Minh Football, Intramural 123: Basketball, In- tramural 12, 3, 43: Baseball, Varsity 13, 43: Scholarship 123. After School: Business. GEORGE MALCHAK Herman Basketball, Intramural 123. HELEN R. MARECEK BARBARA J. MARTIN Bobby Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Baseball, Intramural 123: Hockey, Intramural 123: Tennis, Intramural 143: Golf 143: Girl Re- serves 123: Bowling 143: Red Cross 123: Dramaties 13, 43: Kind Lady, Wardrobe Committee 133: Stage Door, W78l'IlF0bE Committee 143. After School: Business. CLYDE H. MARTIN VIVIAN H. MARTIN Viv Tennis, Intramural 143: Badminton 143: Bowling 143: Girl Reserves 123. After School: Business, JOHN R. MARTONE Band 13, 43: Le Cercle Francais 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Business school, JIIANNE MATHEWS Jon Basketball, Intramural 12, 33: Hockey, Intramural 143: Tennis, Intramural 12, 33: Orchestra 123: Festival Chorus 123: De- bate 133: Civics Club Debate, Prize 1938 143: Disinger-Church, Third prize 143: Tri-Hi 12, 33: Dramatics 143: Girl Re- serves 143: Better Business Essay Contest, Prize 133: Scholarship 12, 3, 432 Honor Society 143 : Honor Graduate: Elected Com- mencement Speaker. After School: College. JOSEPH D. MATIAS Dada Football, Intramural 123: Boxing, Var- sity 133. ROBERT MCCONNON Bob Rifle, Varsity 143: Band 13, 43: Scholar- ship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. ROBERT MCCORMACK Mack After School: Business. MARGARET F. MCGRADE Peggy Tennis, Intramural 13, 43: Golf, Intra- mural 143: Bowling 143: Red Cross 133. After School: Business. JOHN F. MCPARTLAND Lucky Band 12, 33: Orchestra 12, 33. M. CAROLINE NICTIGHE Cally Festival Chorus 12, 33: Literary 13, 43, Corresponding Secretary 143: Le Cercle Francais 143: G.O. 123: Class Secretary 143: Class Notable: Prettiest Girl. After School: Georgetown Visitation Junior College. HELEN E. MEAGHER Panorama: Assistant Auditorium 123, Assistant Exchange 133, Girls Sports Edi- tor 143: Basketball, Intramural 12, 43: Baseball, Intramural 143: Hockey, Intra- mural 143: Tennis, Intramural 12, 33: Fes- tival Chorus 123: Tri-Hi 133: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Ski 143: Le Cercle Francais 143: G. O. 133: Stage Door, Properties 143: Class Vice President 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Honor Graduate. After School: Skidmore College. ANNE MEGELICH After School: Business. EDITH E. MELLEN Mel Festival Chorus 12, 33: Tri-Hi 133: Girl Reserves 133: Der Deutsche Verein 13, 43: Le Cercle Francais 143: Scholarship 123: Red Cross 13, 43 : Honor Graduate. After School: Antioch College. JOHN MERGES ARTHUR W. MIZRRILL RUTH L. MERRILL Bill WILLIAM METZAR MARY MIHALKO After School: Business, FRANK MIHALKOVIC THELMA J. MlLl.ARD Girl Reserves 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Red Cross 133: Honor Graduate. HELEN T. MISAVICH IVliJJy Glee Club 133: Camera, Secretary-Treas- urer 143: Scholarship 13, 43: Tri-Hi 12, 33: Girls Sports Club 123: Der Deutsche Verein 12, 33: Perfect Attendance, three YSZTS. After School: Albany State. M. PATRICIA MITZEL Pally Basketball, Intramural 123: Tennis, In- tramural 133: A Cappella Choir 12, 3, 43: Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43: Girl Reserves 12, 3, 43: G.O. 133. After School: Katherine Gibbs College. WILLIAM S. MOODY Bill Rifle, Varsity 143: Band 12, 3, 43: Or- chestra 12, 3, 43: Honor Society 143, STANLEY G. MOSES Moe CHARLES J. MULDERIG Cbiifb JEANETTE E. MURPHY Muff Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Base- ball, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Hockey, Intra- mural 12, 3, 43: Girls Sports Club 12, 33, President 133: Tri-Hi 13, 43: Girl Reserves 13, 43: G.O. 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Class Notable: Best Girl Athlete. After School: College. JOHN F. MURPHY Bulldog Football, Intramural 133, Varsity 143: Tri-Hi 133: Dramatics 133: G. O., Presi- dent 13, 43: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Society 143: Youth Week: City Mayor 143: Honor Graduate: Class Notable: Most Pop- ular Boy. After School: University of Rochester. WILLIAM MUSCATELLO Bill WILLIAM MUSHOCK Bill ' Football. Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 43: Basketball, Intramural 12, 43: Baseball, Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 43: G.O. 12. 43: Honor Society 143. After School: College. ETHEL I. NELSON Red Basketball, Intramural 123: Baseball, In- tramural 123. S. IRVING NELSON Sammy Stage Door 143: Bowling 143. ROBERT W. NOVAK Bob Basketball, Intramural 12, 33, Jayvees 143: Baseball, Intramural 12, 33. ak ,K VERA OHANMN KEN NC TH OLUM JA NES f. ONDECKO PAUL PALIL ONIS. JR fl-1146578 PALHATIER MICHAEL femme TERESA M. PERJLL! fuzwfm PEKKQQFSN fwAm f:f,:jAfs94u A 5.5 ,v . ,V A b .... b if .I gg: I' a n ,. . . K 5 . W.: ,..,.:. ,,,,, .-x, ,Z 2:'.. ,- ' '55 k M 5 as Sig E x, Ng MARY A NN POFP DWIGHT M ROBBINS MANUEL Menemm Pfefsrou 4 JOHN pggceef - ,'-, -' r s MARIE a noaeeks VERJA R. SCOTT M - Vk sz- A b 2 fvzirlkifkaxf s 3 WW1 5 V5 4-YN W4 CMFQSK, I JOSEPH Il-ACHTA HAR? .YOPOUGA Wai New V Mnemnebr Pumjg4j.,A 91111155 Purmw FERN M RIIBIN BETTY M RUTH LAURA ,E V.. i 817A R. .SHERER R sclusfm RITA E, PECKO REID E' GEGVGE JCWANZ INEMKfR TSNMTHWACUIZI VERNA OHANIAN Glee Club 13, 43: Girl Reserves 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. Aftei School: Albany State College. KENNETH OLUM Ken Football, Assistant Manager 133: Golf 123: Band 123: Festival Chorus 1232 Schol- arship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Collexre. JAMES E. ONDECKO Jil Football, Intramural 123, Varsity 13, 43: Baseball, Intramural 123: Pioneer in Boy's Cooking Class 143. ffpoeyvy Baseball, Intra- mural 123: Pioneer in Boy's Cookiniz Class 143: Boxing 12, 33. PAUL PALILONIS, JR. Football, Jayvees 123: Berry: ELIZABETH PALMATIER Girl Reserves 1432 Ski 143: Scholarship 12, 33 : Class Notable: Quietest Girl: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. JOHN PATRICK Scholarship 123. After School: Business. RITA E. PECKO Glee Club 123: Festival Chorus 1232 Girls Sports Club 133 : Girl Reserves 133 : A Cap- pella Choir 133: Red Cross 12, 33. After School: Columbia University. MICHAEL PENSAK Penny Football, Intramural 12, 33, Varsity 1433 Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43. TERISSA M. L. PERILLI Terry ELIZABETH PERKINS EDWARD H. PETERSON Pete Rifie, Varsity 1435 Bowling 143: Der Deutsche Verein, President 143: Scholar- ship 143: Honor Graduate. LAWANA M. PIERCE Girl Reserves 143. ERNEST POLLAK Ernie Stage Door 143: Dramatics 143: Art Insignia 143 3 G. O. 12, 33 : Scholarship 133: Honor Graduate. HARRY J. POMEROY Football, Intramural 133: Basketball, In- tramural 12, 33: Baseball, Intramural 133. After School: Manhattan College. MARY ANN POPP Girl Reserves 143: G. 0. 123. After School: Business. MEREDITH L. PRESTON Merry Dee Panorama: Assistant Exchange Editor 143: Baseball, Intramural 123: Hockey, In- tramural 133: Tennis, Intramural 123: Festival Chorus 123: Radio 133: Debate 133: Girls Sports Club 123: Tri-Hi 133: Girl Reserves 1433 Dramatics 143. After School: Maryville College. JOHN E. PUCEK Jo!amzie Der Deutsche Vercin 13, 43. MARGARIET R. PURTELL Peg WILLIS E. PUTNAM Will Rifle, Varsity 143. NORMA REARDON CHARLES REID Clank DWIGHT N. ROBBINS Rol1bie'1 MARIE B. RODGERS EVELYN F. ROSE FERN M. RUBIN Tennis, Intramural 133: Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves 133: Tri-Hi 143: Liter- ary 143: Scholarship 123: Honor Graduate. After School: Traphagen School of Fash- ion. BETTY M. RUTH Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43: Base- Hockey, Intra- ball, Intramural 12, 43: mural 12, 3, 43: Tennis, Intramural 133: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Red Cross 133: Honor Society 143. After School: Business school. LAURA R. SCHAEEER Panorama: Assistant Alumni 143: Bas- ketball, Intramural 12, 33: Hockey. Intra- mural 12, 33, Prize 123: Tennis, Intra- mural 133: Tri-Hi 133: Girl Reserves 13, 43: Le Cercle Francais 143. After School: Middlebury Collcge. F. GEORGE SCHANZ Football, Intramural 133 : F e s t iv al Chorus 12, 33. After School: Business. MANUEL SCHWAB Hfilfidflllyu Football, Intramural 133, Varsity 143: Scholarship 12, 33: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. VERDA R. SCOTT Literary 143. EVELYN T. SHAFNISKY Sloe1fy Basketball, Intramural 123: Tennis, In- tramural 123: Scholarship 13, 43: Honor Graduate. After School: Business school. RITA R. SHERER Festival Chorus 123: Le 133: Scholarship 123. After School: Business. BETSEY SHIELDS Festival Chorus 12, 3, 43. . I . ,- Aftu School: Rocheste Bmldy Cercle Francais Mechanics In- stitute. ROBERT R. SHORT Bok After School-: Business. EDA MAE SKILLMAN Festival Chorus 12, 33: Girl Reserves 143 JOSEPH SLACHTA joe Football, Intramural 123. After School: Printing. LAWRENCE SLUTZKER Law J' After School: Business. BERNARD SMACH Wlaifey ARTHUR G. SMITH, JR. Bud Track, Assistant Manager 133: Cam- era 143. After School: Union College. C. TANIS SMITH DELBIERT G. SNEDAKER Del Basketball, Assistant Manager 133, Man- ager 143: Chess 13, 43: G. O. 1332 Scholar- ship 12, 3, 43. After School: College. JOHN A. SOLOMON Wi7Z.f10ZUii Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 43. MARY SOPOLIGA Basketball, Intramural 12, Intramural 12, 33. ANTHONY P. SRNKA JOHN S. STANNARD Scholarship 13, 43: Honor Graduate. After School: Muhlenberg. Super 33 3 Baseball. j0lamzy INEZ W. STEPHENS haze Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 432 Base- ball, Intramural 123: Festival Chorus 123: Girl Reserves 13, 43. After School: College. RICHARD W. STEWART SCOTT O. STEWART After School: Business. TENNIE STRACUYZI 'Gamma JSR! F lfllllllill JW!! 71.1180 13020 MJRCIH HSQFWCA' 7845151805 fl!!! .WY 7'llUA'J'fWY merzvfuncfvowc i :MZBEED 5 Vanin arm P1404 CA WVNIK HNIY5' w9Mfa ' W QQ. -552 Q Es.: ' Awrefxl ight: lflmw V01 WCQNIB MARJAZIF C, VRRINAI BERNARD VIIVKUMJ' JGIIN M, VISJCKV RUTH .11 VBGNFQAK Im! ,',.. , mg . 51 52 . i 035113 Z' ll!!! F N558 DONRLD L lv'E06f' ROBERT J WILL! fLfBlYORllW'fl!07bI llfl ru woeaazzvxrr fvmvrss J WRIGHT Jimvne' JD04' 'ffl-'IIN , Hililf 262. EN!!! JEAN SUTCLIFFE Li-ple Panorama: Assistant Literary 141: Girl Reserves 141: Literary 141: Honor Grad- uate. After School: College. E. KATHLEEN SWEETLAND Kay Basketball, Intramural 121: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Girl Reserves 131: G. O. 121. LAURA E. SZACHARA Lim'y A. H. E. A. 13, 41: Scholarship 12, 315 Honor Graduate. After School: Delhi State School. MARCIA L. TALLMAN Midi Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Tennis, Intramural 12, 415 Festival Chorus 12. 41: Girl Reserves 13, 41: Tri-Hi 131: Scholar- ship 131. FLORENCE M. TANENHAUS Flo Tennis, Intramural 121: Festival Chorus 121 : Girl Reserves 121: Scholarship 12, 41: Honor Graduate. After School: Cornell University. ARLENE E. TAYLOR Basketball, Intramural 12, 3, 41: Hockey Intramural 12, 3, 41: Tennis, Intramural 13, 41: Tri-Hi 13, 41: Ski 131: Girl Re- serves 13, 41. After School: Business. MILDRED L. TAYLOR Basketball, Intramural 121: Tennis, In- tramural 131. ELMER TERRELL Bud W. FRANCIS THAYNE Fran After School: Business. M. ELEANOR THOMAS Pe g Panorama: Assistant Round the Pan Table 141: Basketball, Intramural 121: Hockey, Intramural 131: Tennis, Intra- mural 12, 31: Debate 131: Tri-Hi 1313 Ski 141 : Girl Reserves 131: Dramatics 1413 G.O. 141: Scholarship 13. 41: Honor So- ciety 141: Red Cross 121: Silas the Chore Boy, Production Staff: Stage Door 141: Cheer Leader 141: Class Notable: Best Na- tured Girl. After School: College. EVELYN THURSTON E1fie ' Glee Club 131: Festival Chorus 12, 31. After School: Business. ARNOLD R. T UCKER Arnie After School: West Point. AMELIA UNDREJUNAS Amy Der Deutsche Verein 13, 41 : Literary 141 : Camera 141 : Scholarship 12, 31 : Honor Graduate. BONNIE UPOLE Dimp!ef Panorama: Auditorium Reporter 141 : Basketball, Intramu1'al 12, 31: Baseball, Intramural 121: Hockey, Intramural 12, 31: Girls Sports Club 12, 31: Arts and Crafts 141. After School: Business. MARY I. VALACHOVIC Vee Basketball, Intramural 121: Baseball, In- tramural 121: A. H. E. A. 131. After School: Business. MILDRED E. VALLEN Millie After School: Hospital training. MARION E. VANATTA Van Festival Chorus 121. After School: Business. PAUL C. VANEK C1irly,' ANNE VANKO After School: College. HELEN C. VANKUREN Vim Basketball, Intramural 12, 31: Girl Re- serves 13, 41. After School: Business. JEANNE VANSKY PATRICIA O. VANWORMER Patty Festival Chorus 12, 31: Grandma Pulls the String 141: Literary 131: Dramatics 141: G.O. 121. After School: Yale Dramatic School. MAR JORIE C. VARIAN Marge After School: Rochester University. BERNARD VINKUNS Ref, Radio 13, 41: Scholarship 12, 31: Honor Graduate. JOHN M. VISOCKY RUTH I. WAGNER Rene After School: Business. BERNARD F. WALSH Bernie Track, Varsity 131, letter 131. After School: Business. ARCHIE WALTMAN Festival Chorus 121: Ride, Varsity 141. After School: Business. frReds1 CHARLES T. WARNER Claizrlie HYLE F. WEBB Webby Panorama: Assistant Business Manager 121, Assistant Round the Pan Table 1315 Editor, Round the Pan Table 141: Excur- sion 131: Dramatics 13, 41: G.O. 121: Red Cross 131. After Schoool: Colgate University. DONALD L. WEDGE Wegil Panorama: Assistant Business Staff 131, Editor Round the Pan Table 141: Football, Jayvees 141: Stage Door 141: Ski 141: Dramatics 141: Red Cross 141: G. O. 13, 41: Class Notable: Ideal Couple with Doris Lowe. After School: University of Pennsyl- vania. ROBERT J. WELLS Bob Basketball, Intramural 12, 41. ELEANOR H. WHEATON After School: Hospital training. JEANNE R. WILLIAMS G.O. 121: Scholarship 13, 41. After School: Business. JOAN C. WILSON BARBARA L. WINGENBACH Bobbe After School: Traphagan School of De- sign. JAMES F. WOOD jim Der Deutsche Verein 131: G.O. 141. After School: Business. HELEN WOROBLEWSKY Shrimp After School: Business. FRANCES JANE WRIGHT Smi!ef Silas the Chore Boy 141: The Boy Who Found the King 141: Tri-Hi 141: Dramatics 141, Insignia 141: G.O. 12, 3. 41, Secretary 141: Class Notable: Class Artist. After School: Hospital training. RICHARD H. YEAGER Dirk Football, Jayvees 121: Basketball, Intra- Trgural 121: Baseball, Intramural 121: G.O. 1. After School: Prep school. HELEN ZAPOTOCKY Tip Basketball, Intramural 141: Baseball. In- tramural 141: Golf 141: Girl Reserves 141: Red Cross 141: G.O. 121. After School: Business. HELEN ZELENYAK Red Cross 121: Literary, Sergeant-ab Arms 141: Scholarship 121. After School: Business. r MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST BASHFUL BOY MOST BASHFUL GIRL BEST NATLIRIEIJ GIRL anuary Class Notables 1939 William Taylor joan Sweet Robert Brass Amelia Mellor Theresa Maxymchuk BEST NATUREIJ BOY ..,...sL.,..ss..., ,, ....,s Andrew Dino MOST APT To BE SUCCESSFUL .,Y,, ,,,,,, J udson Griffin MOST BRILLIANT ,...Ss....ss..,.S .... S..,. I R ichard Phalen QUIETEST BOY ....sSL QUIIZTIZST GIRL ....,,... BEST GIRL ATHLETE BEST BOY ATI-ILETE HANDSOM EST BOY . MOST POPULAR BOY MOST POPULAR GIRL MOST BASHFUL BOY MOST BASI-IEUL GIRL BEST NATLIREID GIRL BEST NATURIZIJ BOY MOST APT TO BE SUc3c3EsSEUL ..,... MOST BRILLIANT .,,........I.s....I......., QUIIiT'EST BOY ...... QUIETEST GIRL .,,,....... BEST GIRL ATI-ILETE BEST BOY ATI-ILETE HANIJSOM EST BOY ,,,,.. PRETTIEST GIRL I ..... . PRETTIEST GIRL .... CLASS MUSICIAN ..,. CLASS JESTER ....S .. Loraine Moxley S, james Fancher Rodger Herrington CLASS BLUFFER ....S ....S .SS.... W i lliam Schmidt BEST DRESSED GIRL ..,, S, S,,,, Geraldine Wenrb BEST DRESSED BOY ....S .,,.SS,,,, john Ellis CLASS ARTIST .,..SS. CLASS GIGGLER SS..,., Beatrice Dieterle Marion Van Atta Walter Garvey CLASS PLUGGER Patsy Zirari Barbara Moser BEST GIRL PALS Barbara Fish and Joan Sweet .Stephanie Simonaitis BEST BOY PALS ..,. john Dieterle and Rodger Herrington Frank Dino CLASS FLIRT Paul Rugala john Perkins une Class Notables 1939 john Murphy jane Bedell james Foley Doris Loefiler Eleanor Thomas Louis Casella Larrabee johnson . Charles Humphries Leon Gibson Betty Palmatier Jeanette Murphy john Charno William Dillon Caroline McTighe CLASS MUSICIAN ...... BEST BOY DANCER ,,,.. BEST GIRL DANCER .. CLASS JESTER ........... CLASS ARTIST ,.I,.,,, CLASS BLUFFER ,..,.,, NOISIEST GIRL .,..., NOISIEST BOY CLASS PLUGGER uu.. SSs,. BEST DRESSEID GIRL ...l.S BEST DRESSEIJ BOY CLASS FLIRT .,...S,,,.SS. CLASS SCIENTIST ...... IDEAL COUPLE ...I.V Franklin Dalla Robert Kellam Mabel Adams Harvey Bullock jane Wright Beatrice Booth jean johnson jack Cleaves janet Leet Doris Lowe Dan Fusro Bette Chapman Kenneth Greenmun Doris Lowe, Don Wedge Class Day Officers, anuary Oraior .,,, H iJ'1f0l'id7'l Efmyin ...... Poet .,..,, Prophetf Teflator Omlor ....,... H iJ'l07'id77 Efmyifl ..,... Poet ........ Prophets Teftalor CJ73?1iQ CHARLES HUMPHRIES MARJORIE CIZEK JUDSON GRIFFIN .. JOHN QUINLIVAN BEATRICE DIETERLE WILLIAM TAYLOR JOHN DIETERLE Class Day Officers, une DAN Fusco MARY HARRISON JAMES KIEFFER CHARLES WARNER ELEANOR THOMAS HARVEY BULLOCK JOHN MURPHY Fine Arts CORNETS: Frank Dalla Kenneth French Stanley Gajdik Arthur Guldenschuh William Moody Earle Thomas john Van Atta Robert Van Wormer BARITONES: Robert Gantnier Francis Kattell William Taylor George Wooster HORNS: john Bennett Andrew Pavilik jean Smith Harold Van Horn Georgia Wilcox FIRST VIOLINS: Dick Anthony Michael Avadisian Bob Brown Arthur Bryant Dorothy Dickson Beverley Dorsey Charles Hull Alex Maderian Archie Mardigan Harry Tashjian Barbara Thayer SECOND V1oLINS: Dorothy Finch Richard Hoskins Leo Payne Dean Phillips johanne Prokes Dorothy Rowley jean Vieweg Anna Waselnak Manfred Wentzel BAND SPOIZIOI'-MR. LEO LYNCH TROMBONES: Charles Allaben Ward Bennett Jerome Bone Howard Landon Charles Shilling William West SOUSAPHONES: Donald Bergmann Daniel Colangelo Charles Hull Robert Stepbach PERCUSSIONS: Beverley Dorsey joe Kovarik William Ogram Harold Tietbohl STRING BASE: Anthony Smykal ORCHESTRA CELLO: Theresa Kalesinskas Olga Pinekoski Nancy Randall Vera Shiptenko VIOLA: f Jane Zemanek Nellie Haick john Hanitchak Cecila Katon Richard Keyaian STRING BASE: Anthony Smykal FLUTE: John Carroll Leon Gibson Cornelia Kinne FLUTES: john Carroll Leon Gibson Cornelia Kinne CLARINETS: Clarence Aldrich Edward Brosnan William Buffum Matthew Felo jane Grilfin Betty Grilitiths Beverly Hotaling Everett Hemenway Frank Kovarik Richard Pender Aldo Simonelli Elma Ward SAxoPHoNES: 'Robert Brass jack Rhodes james Squires William Stemples CLARINET: William Bulfum Frank Kovarik Aldo Simonelli HORN! John Bennett Harold Van Horn Georgia Wilcox TRUMPETS: Frank Dalla Kenneth French William Moody john Van Atta TROMBONES: Ward Bennett William Taylor PERCUSSION: Joseph Kovarik William Ogram GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FALL TERM: SPRING TERM: P refzd eu! ............ . Vera Ohanian Josephine Simon Frances Harding Mable Adams Nina Fenson Vice Prefideilt ...... Secretary ............, Librarian ........ Mary Bachovchin Helen Bednarsky Helen Behan Bette Cottrell Rita Church Martha Curry Clare Davidson Doris Diffenderfer Frances Downs Charlotte Drum Lillian Feinberg Margaret A. Bederka Margaret M. Bederka Helen Behan Helen Bills Georgia Burlingame Roland Bush Anastasia Ciba June Carpenter Pauline Costello Frank Dalla Cleo Deker Anna Dubrava Margaret Durella Frances Allen Olga Bauer Ellarena Bianco Dorothy Blow Robert Congdon Kathleen Daggett Hugh DeVine HELEN MENO MARY BACHOVCHIN IVIARION GOLDSMITH Rose Fertig Betty Foley Vivian Foss Grace Francisco Helen Freeman Marcia Fuller Nellie Gagoian Marion Goldsmith Philippa Grisafi Mary Grow Anne Haulenbeck MARIE SEDOR Prefiderzt Ruth Harrington Joyce Jager Gertrude James Marjorie Kimmelstiel Marjorie Kochant Olga Kozlowski Helen Machata Betty Marshall Helen Meno Veva Monroe Louise Myers JEANNE THOMAS Serrelary ,,.. ..,........... M ARTHA ROLLER Spomor ......................... Elizabeth Perkins Katherine Penczak Frances Petertyl Barbara Phillips Martha Pitel Marie Rodman Martha Roller Carmela Ruggeri Marie Sedor Marie Short Stephanie Simonaitis FESTIVAL CHORUS-A. M. OFFICERS: Attemlafzre Taker .................................. NELLIE HAICK Librarian .............,......................... Thomas Ellis Morris Feinberg Helen Freeman Nellie Gagoian Charles Grinstead Philippa Grissah Mary Grow Gussie Gubner Nellie Haick Margaret Hirko Frances Horvath Anna Ivano Cecelia Katon Stanley Kennedy Anna Kernaklian Susan Kovach Katherine Kowalczik Helen Kuchak Wilma Lelik Agnes Loby Josephine Lomonaco Ellen MacMullen Marguerite Magnotta Anna Malenich Mary Malenich Betty Marshall HELEN BILLS Irene Matzon William McAvoy Peggy McCormack Theresa Morrissey Millard Mrazek Janet O'Day Theresa Palkovic Mary Jane Patrick Helen Peterson Marion Ross Mary Saliby Betsy Shields Dorothy Shipko FESTIVAL CHORUS-P. M. OFFICERS: Arrafzdanfe Taker .,..,.,,,...,,,,..,....... IsABELLE DOWNEY Librarian Spomor ...... ..,........................... Isabelle Downey Frances Downs James Gavigan Elizabeth Gibb Marion Goldsmith Donald Goundry Mary Gugliotta Maryann Hanitchak Annette Haulenbeck Betty Heavner John Jager John Jurena Therese Kalesinskas Veva Monroe MARION GOLDSMITH Miss MABEL SQUIRE Louise Myers Katherine Penczak Elizabeth Perkins Artemesia Pappas Josephine Prostredny Regina Rakauskas Florence Ramsey DRAMATIC CLUB STEPHANIE SIMONAITIS Librarian ...... ..... Miss MABEL SQUIRE Helen Spisak Helen Steed Mary Stelmak Marcia Tallman Betty Tappan Barbara Taylor Bernice Taylor Jeanne Thomas Agnes Troughton Ellen Walsh Mary Sichak Josephine Simon Marian Sloppy Kenneth Smith Muriel Smith Robert Snedaker Jarmilla Supa Anne Sweet Robert Sweet Bernice Taylor Irene Tollack Arthur Wolever Frances Zemanek Antoinette Sacco Madeline Santalucia Ray Schumacher Marcia Tallman Julia Van Dusen Robert Van Wormer FALL OFFICERS: SPRING OFFICERS: Preridem ............,.,,.................,..,..... HARVEY BULLOCK Preridemf ............................................. ...... J OHN MACH General Ojicer .......... ROBERT STONE General Officer ......... ........................ R ICHARD COUPER Bzzrifierr Manager ...... DOMINICK ARTUSO Buriizerr Manager ..... .... L ARRABEE JOHNSON Serrelary .,r,.,............... ..... H ELEN LUBINEC Serrelary .......,............ ...... H ELEN LUBINEC Program Chairman ,,,,,,....:,, .,,,,...,...,,,,. J Ol-IN MACI-I Program Chairman ...... ........... J ANE WRIGHT Richard Alexander Dominick Artuso Betty Brosnan Harvey Bullock Marjorie Cizek Richard Couper Henry Crane John Cummings Dorothy Dickson William Dillon Nina Fenson James Fischette Bette Foley Dan Fusco James Gavigan Eleanor Girnis Doris Jane Gorton Dorothy Hulse Larrabee Johnson Ailsa Johnston Robert Kellam Helen Lubinec John Mach Barbara Martin Jeanne Mathews Elfriede Maurer Stanley Moak Richard Phalen Meredith Preston Betty Jane Rose Arlene Scherer Steven Sedor Gloria Scott Robert Stone Barbara Thayer Eleanor Thomas Jeanne Thomas Hyle Webb Collin Weschke Mabel Wheelock Jane Wright Patricia VanWormer Prefielenl .,............... Secretary-Treezmrer . Aalzfiror and Coezelv . Jane Bedell Mary Stuart Blakely Gertrude Bloomberg Nina Fenson Dale March 1 March 1 March 5 March 24 .... March 25 .... April 14 April 21 May 1 ...,, Debate Club FALL Tlflillfl SPRING TliRM LARRABEE JOHNSON MEREIJITH PRESTON MR, LLOYD W. HARTPJAN Joan Fischer James Fischette Betty Foley Hifa Hider P reml ent .,,r.,,, ,,r.,,u .,.Y.................V,. .... Vire Prefielenl ....,.. S8CI'?fdl'J'-Tl'Ed.flll'6l' Larrabee Johnson Barbara Larrabee Jeanne Mathews Meredith Preston TERM SCHEDULE ROBERT STONE MAIIY STUART BLAKELY JEAN SHERWOOD Jean Sherwood Martin Sherwood Robert Stone Barbara Thayer Opponeni .........NOrth at Civic Club .........Inter-Club ...,......Syracuse University here ......Ilion High at Ilion .......,..Syracuse University at Syracuse .........RadiO Discussion of Pan-American Day .........llion High here ..........North C enlml Team Hifa Hidcr Barbara Thayer Bob Stone Affirm. Neg. Martin Sherwood Betty Foley Mary S. Blakely Bill Dillon Larry Johnson J can Sherwood Mary S. Blakely Martin Sherwood Joan Fischer Bob Stone Larry Johnson, Chr Hifa Hider Martin Sherwood Hifa Hider James Fischette Mary S. Blakely Phyllis Tanenhaus Martin Sherwood Stage Crew of B. C. H. S. Regzflarr JAMES BLOWERS ..,.oo.,...,,,,r... ..,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,, M azngger WILLIAM FISTER .,.,...,.,............,.,. Amflanf Manager STANLEY MOAK ...v.....-.,................,Y.......,.. Eleclrieian RAYMOND SPRINGER ..,...,.,. Zml flfjlflzllll Eleelvielml Side Token Afiirmative Both Negative Aflirmative Allirmative Jean Sherwood James Fischette Negative Negative Deririon North Aflirmative NO decision Central No decision Central NO decision Pl'0l?dll0lZ6l'fYAfUOlkl Bush, Newman Giragosian, Glenn Rodman Eznergency Sqlmel-Harvey Bullock, Richard Co uper, Henry Crane, Robert Kellam, Robert Stone LYON-WEEKS DECLAMATION CONTEST Thursday Evening, June 2, 1938-7:30 P.M. Declamation Contests DISINGER-CHURCH DECLAMATION CONTEST Monday Evening, December 19, 1938-8:00 P.M. PROGRAM 1. A Scientific Whipping Hiram Maxim JANE BEDELL 2. A Modern Plague Fazlher Slaeelmn ' JOHN DONOVAN 3. Youth Experiments Phyllif Robertf RUTH ROSENDERG 4. The Little Old School of the Home I. Bezelaeller GEORGE M. EVANS 5. A New American Tradition R. F. Siegenllnaler JEAN SHERWOOD Selection-Central High School Trio QDorothy Dickson, Olga Pinekoski, Helen Elginj 6. The Collapse of Conscience F. Donald Aelfzfnf THOMAS OTTO 7. Deadheads of the Lord Irvin S. Cobb BARBARA THAYER 8. The Interpreter of the Timid Soul Jerome Beally . HARVEY BULLOOK 9. The Decline of the Drama Stephen Leaeork HIFA HIDER PROGRAM Part I Adapted from The Story of the Other Wise Man By Henry VanDyke 1. The Sign in the Sky JEANNE MATHEWS 2. By the Waters of Babylon JOAN SWEET 3. For the Sake of a Little Child HIFA HIDER 4. In the Hidden Way of Sorrow JEAN SHERWOOD 5. A Pearl of Great Price BARBARA THAYER Violin Solo-Edward Mardigan Accompanist Helen Elgin 10. The Shrine of Each Patriot's Devotion K. Norrir ROBERT STONE Selection-Central High School Trio Chairman: Wallace Brown fndger : Mrs. Willis Walley, Mr. Donald Ahearn, Mr. John Normile Part II 1. The Quest for Peace A. E. Gold RICHARD ALEXANDER 2. Betrayal of Peace Helen IVaJlal111rn U ROBERT STONE 3. Not Easily Erased Ellilorial CHARLES .HUMPHRIES 4. Fear Is Not Our Tradition Editorial CHARLES BISHARA . Foch-Man Of Faith Editorial I DAN FUSCO ' Vzolin Solo-Edward Mareligan Clmirman: John Murphy juelgef: Mrs. Winifred Lacey, Dr. F. Ellis Bond, Rev. Leon W. Bouton Club November 1938-Vw BOOK WEEK POSTERS l'lI'.l'f Prize ,.,. .......... .............,.......... Semin! Prize . Third Prize ....,,... Marjory Aumick William Berk Richard Harrison Ailsa Johnstone john Ohanian Harriet Smith Helen Sherba john Prostredny George Stimak Mabra Taylor jane Wright November 1938 - RED CROSS I'1rfl Prize .,...l........Y..,....,,... ............,..... J ohn Ohanian Seeozid Prize .... ...... H elen Sherba April 1939 -SAFETY fTrafficj Good Hofzrekeepizzg Magazine Fir!! Prize ....................,.,,Y.. .. ,....,,,l Richard Nusnm Semin! Prize .... ...,,.... W illiam Berk Y bird Prize ..,.....,...,..,..... .,,,., Helen Markowitz Third Prize, National .,,,,.,. ..,,,,,,, M abra Taylor Frances Allen William Barnes Sam Boghosian Mildred Chanecka Ann Derr jane Derr Virginia Dilley Marion Hekiman John Ohanian Margaret Pollack Catherine Pusen Betty Stocks Steven Timko Jane Wright MEMBERS CTERTRUDIZ B LOOM B li RG EVELYN MASON BETTY STOCKS PHYLLIS TANTZNHAUS BONNTTQ UPOLli Spoizrorz Miss HoLcoMB April 1939fFLOWER SALE FOR BINGHAMTON CITY HOSPITAL May 1959 f POPPY SALE SILAS THE CHORE BOY by FRANK H. BERNARD Produced by Special Arrangement with Samuel French of New York B. C. H. S. AUDITORIUM Friday and Saturday, November 18-19, 1938 PRODUCTION STAFF Stage Manager .................................................... Robert Klfllilm Assistants-Henry Crane, james Blowers, Abraham Shatara. Stanley Moak, Raymond Springer, Williaiin Fister, James Fischette PropertiesA-Dorothy Hulse, Richard Phalen, Williziin Dillon, James Gavigan Wal-dlerybc Q,,,YV,,Q-,.---QYY-..,,,,Y,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, ,,,,,.,,,,,,,, B etty Brosnan MakeupvGeraldine Wearb, Marjorie Cizek, Patricia Van- Wformer, Nina Fenson, Constance Schaefer, Eleanora Girnis Prompters ,,,...,.....,,,... . .,... Arlene Scherer, Betty Foley Business Manager ......... ............ ............. ........ D o 1 ninick Artuso AssistantsfHelen Lubinec, John Quinlivan, Ailsa john- stone, Barbara Ivfartin, Stephen Sedor, Hyle Webb, Frances Larrabee Publicity---Larry Johnson, Eleanor Thomas, Jeanne Math- ews, james Kieffer, Harvey Bullock, jane Wfright House-Betty jane Rose, Richard Deacon, Richard Alex- ander, john Mach. Faculty Supervisors: Tickets .... .,............. .,....................,,. M i 's. Elsie V.Cofl'man House ............,......, Mr. john Brennan, Mr. John Russell Overture and exit march by the school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch. Special orchestra for accompaniment and incidental music- Miss Helen Elgin, Beverley Dorsey, Harry Tashjian, Miss Olga Pinekoski. Production staged under the direction of Mr. Carl L. Titus, THE CAST Hiram Ridley, who believes in the golden rule Harvey Bullock Arthur Ridley, his son ...... ..... Richard Couper Gerald Blake, a wolf in she-ep's clothing .,,. Charles Bishara Silas Stebbins, chore boy, thats all ,,,,,,,,..,,., John Cummiggg Cinch, a son of Ham .............,,...,,,,,,,,,,,,..,,,,,,, ,,,., R obg-ft Stone Jed Perkins, the town constable ,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,.,,,,, John MCG1yIm Cecil Dare, who loved not wisely, but too well Elfriede Maurer Pert Ridley, who knows a thing or two, and proves it Dorothy Dickson Nancy Ridley, Hiram's maiden sister , ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,, jane Wfiglqf SYNOPSIS OF SCENES AND SPECIALTIES Opening Trio- 'lames Gavigan, Franklin Dalla, Robert Van Wformer ACT I- The Ridley Farm. Laugh, and the world laughs with you, weep and you weep alone. Entr'acte Specialties 1-The Gypsy Serenaders, Fiddlers deluxe. 2-Miss Pauline Costello and George Fisher, on A Bicycle Built for Two. 3-German Band. ACT II-Parlor at the Ridley Homestead. If she leaves this house, father, then so shall I. Entr'acte Specialties 1--The Pigskin Prancers, or the Floradoras will get you if you don't watch out!-William Taylor, joseph Semanek, Joseph Galloway, Paul Krch, George Puskar, Williani Hayko. 2- Frankie and Johnnie -john Murphy and Ralph Wlieeler. ACT III-Interior of the Ridley Barn. Cecil Dare emerges into the sunlight of peace and happiness! Awarding of prizes to winners of peanut-guessing contest. CHRISTMAS PLAY ll5'ed17eJday Lilllffljllg, December' Zlrl Wfhe Boy Who Found the King A Christmas Play in Three Episodes Prerenfed by The Dramatics, Art, Music and Homemalcing Departments of Binghamton Central High School. CHARACTERS Lady Millicent .,,., ,. .... .e,e.,,....., , Y Lady Hildegarde First Lord Chamberlain .,,,.,,r Lady llgraine ....,,v,,,,,,.vY Second Lord Chamberlain Andrea ..,..,,,,Y,....,.. ,.,... The Herald ,.........,,,,V.. The Duke of Humbar r,V. The Impostor ...,,,..,,,,,., Rudolph .,,. T o.... so Nurse Mary . ..,,,,., ., Nurse Margaret ss,.r,, Michael r,.. ....,,., First Guard ....,, Second Guard .... . .... ., ...., .... , Time: Long, long ago Plrzref A Kingdom in a pleasant valley Scene: I The Throne Room H A Hospital Ward III The Throne Room jane Wright Betty Brosnan john McGlynn Gloria Scott Richard Phalen jeanne Thomas john Quinlivan Collin Weschke Dan Fusco Stephen Sedor Nina Fenson Dorothy Hulse Charles Bishara Harvey Bullock Richard Couper Settings arranged by the stage crew: Henry Crane, Manager Christmas Carols by the Girls' Glee Club Costumes designed by the Art department and made by the Homemaking department MSTAGE DOOR Edna Ferber and George S. Kaufman B. C. H. S. AUDITORIUM Friday and Salfzraay, April 28-29, 1939 8115 0'Cf0L'fe THE SCENES ACT I Scene 1. The Footlights Club fMain Roomj. Somewhere in the West Fifties, New York. Scene 2. One of the Bedrooms. A month later. ACT II Scene 1. Again the Main Room. A year later. Scene 2. Two months later. fSamej. ACT III Scene 1. The following season. A Sunday morning. Scene 2. About two weeks later. Midnight. Entracte music by the B.C.H.S. Orchestra, under the direction of Mr. Leo Lynch. PRODUCTION STAFF Production Manager ..........r.......................A..... Riclwrd Phallfn At-t Directors ,,,,,,r.rirr.,,,,,..,, ,...,,,.,,, j ohn Mach, jane Wright Stage Manager ....,,.,,,.,,,.,.................................,.. james Blowers Assistants: Willitini Fister, Stanley Moak, james Fischette. Raymond Springer, Newman Giragoian, Arnold Bush, Glenn Rodman, Arthur Steele. Properties: Robert Kellam, Ray Resnick, Robert Levine, Helen Meagher, janet Leet. XVardrobe: Elma Vlfard, Helen Markowitz, jane Bedell, Leagh Lesso. Makeup: Nina Fenson, Helen Lubinec, Constance Schaefer, Ruth Rosenberg, juanita Tong, jeanette Eisenstein, Frances Larrabee. Prompters: Nancy Planck. Eleanor Thomas. Business Manager: Larry johnson Assistants: William Dillon, Stephen Sedor, Emile Mogan- num, Betty Foley. Publicity: Harvey Bullock, Phyllis Tanenhaus, john Cum- mings, Gertrude Bloomberg, Barbara Larrabee, Bernice Stevens. House: Marjorie Cizek, Robert Stone, Richard Couper, james Gavigan. Olga Brandt .....,,,,.,. ..,,,,,,,,,,.,,:,,,,,, Bernice Niemeyer ...... Susan Paige . ....,.. . THE CAST Rhoda Levine Bette Chapman Fri. Doris jane Gorton Sat. Kathleen Hickey Mattie .----.-.----.......................... ............. P hyllis Tanenhaus Mary Harper 4Big Maryl ....... .................... J can Fischer Mary McCune fLittle Mdfyj .,... .,,.,, j eanne Williamg Madeline V2ll1Cl2liI1 ,,,.,,..AAAY--- Marie Rodgffg Jlldlfh Cilflfleld ......-.-............. ................ E laine Levinson Ann Braddock .... Fri. Therese Kalesinskas Sat. jane Wiersching MFS- OFCUU ....--.... ................. B arbara Thayer Kaye Hamilton ,.,,, Fri. jane Wiersching Sat. Therese Kalesinskas Pat DC'Vll'16 ......., ,,,,,,,,.,A,,,,AA,,- S ally Wleekg Linda Shaw ------. ......................... D oris Lowe jean Maitland ..... Bobby Melrose ..... .. ....... Maryann Hanitchak Louise Mitchell ..... Kendall Adams .... Frank .,,,,..,,,.,..,,.,,, Terry Randall ...... Sam Hastings .......... jimmy Devereaux ...... Fred Powell ...,....,,,, Lou Milhauser .... David Kingsley ..... Keith Burgess ...,. Fri. Kathleen Hickey Sat. Doris jane Gorton Margaret Downs Betty jane Rose Richard Phalen Beverley Printz Frank Mangan Donald Wedge Harvey Bullock William Cohen james Titchener Ernest Pollak M1'S- Sl12lW ......... ............ L ouise Myers Dr, Rllmlilll ......... .... C harles Humphries Ellen Fenwick ..... ............ S uzanne Taft Tofly Gillette ..l..... .... E leanora Girnis Larry Westcrmtt ,...... ,,,,,,..,,,., H enry Crane Billy ....-.....-.......... ....... C ollin Wesclike Adtllph G1'e'lZl ...,,,.....,....,,.....,,,,,..,,,,,,,,,,,,Att,,w,,w, Irving Nelgrm Head Ushers: Therese Russell, Edith W'atrous Directed by Carl l., Titus LEADS FOR ALL PRODUCTIONS Richard Couper Charles Bishara james Titchener Elfriede Maurer jean Thomas Beverly Printz CI-IR1STMAS BASKETS Club5 ul T... -1 A R : V ' Q7 if Q 2 62: , Q0 'X Q 2 as ' ' K 'QQ V I f Q i E S x 1 J Binghamton Central HI-Y Club FALL TERM, 19382 SPRING TERM, 1939: Pf'E.fiuj61I1f ........,. ,... R ODGIER IAIERRINGTUN Prefidefzl ,,VV,,,A,,,, ,--,- R QBERT STQQNIQ Vive-Pmfidefzl .... Serrefary ........ Tl'6'.6Z.l'llI'6'l' ..., Richard Alexander Ed Anthony Julius Azersky Wfilliam Bradley John Babcock Charles Church Val Diesenburg John Dieterle ROBERT STONE WALTER GARVEY JOHN QUINLIVAN John Ellis James Fischette Wfilliam Fister Wallter Garvey Leslie Harding Ed Hart Edwin Henley Rodger Herrington Vice-Pzmideizl .i,, Serrelarj' ..e.,,. 7lI'L'cZ.I'llI'l!l' Robert Lauder Alan Law Ted Ljunggren Hubert McCarthy John McGlynn Edward Meyers Robert Murphy Bud Penfield Le Cercle Francais . ...,,,, ROBERT BROWN L. ..Er,,.. JAMES FISCHETTIZ RICHARD ALEXANDER Arnold Pratt Jack Quinlivan Leslie Scharff Ray Springer Robert Stone Larry Tappan Richard Turk Norton Wilcox FALL TERM: SPRING TERM: La Prerideflte ................................ BEATRICE DIETIERLE La Preridenfe ...,...,,,..,,.,..,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,, JANE BIQDELL Le Vive-Pwfideflf ..... ..... W ILLIAM TAYLOR Le Vive-Preridenz ..... ......,....,,,, J OI-IN PERKINS Ld S9fl'9f41il'6 .......... ......... J ANE BIEDISLL La Serretaire ......... .... C ONSTANCE BURNETT La Tf'e.f01'iere ...... ............... J EAN BROSNAN Le TI'C'.I'0I'i6I' .................,.. ...,,,,.... J OIAIN MARTONIE Spofzmr ....................... ..,... M Iss LORETTA MURPHY LES MEMBRES: FALL AND SPRING Dominic Artuso Jane Bedell Charles Bishara Mary Stuart Blakely Everett Brand Jean Brosnan Constance Burnett Irene Caganek Iviarjorie Cizek Henry Crane Beatrice Dieterle Eva Echt Walter Garvev Helen Guley Kathleen Hickey Larrabee Johnson Ailsa Johnstone James Kieffer Azad Kradjian Janet Leet Charles Lewis Richard Long Helen Markowitz John Martone Caroline McTighe Helen Meagher Amelia Mellor John Perkins Betty Thomas Helen Sherba FALL TERM: SPRING TERIVIZ Pibfirfefilq ---.----,-------.-----..----.7---.Vf...... PAULINE L. Lasso Prefidefzl .....,.....,,,,,,,....,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, MARY KUDI,AC VIC?-P l'f1dW2f 4724 Tl'ff1JfH'6f' ----- ...... E ILEEN MANGAN Vice-Preridefzl and Serrelary ..............,. JANICE HAWKIfIK S?ff'ef411'J' --,----v-v----.-------------..... .......... R OSE M. FIERTIG Treaflner ,.,...,,,,.,..,...,,,,,,.,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,, MARION HQLFQRD Social Secretary ...... Sergeazzl-al-Armr ....,. ..,.. Doris Andrews Dorothy Barberi Marguerite Clifford Ellen Jane Cressman Violet Gocal Ruth Goldstein Marion Holforcl ARLENE SI-IOEMAKER MAROUERITE CLIFFORD Madge Klenotiz Helen Kudlac Mai'y Kudlac Susan Kuzma Doris Lee Leagh Lesso Social Serrelary .... Spofzrorr ......,..,.., Eileen Mangan Jean McHale Vivian Miller Doris Moore Katherine Morell Dorothy Nemcek Marion Patterson LEAGI-I LEsso MRS. PERKINS, MRS. TANNIQR Julia Polasek Arleta Sampson Dorothy Severa Laura Szachara Mary Elizabeth Tanner Margaret Tesla Juanita Tong . Ivfargaret Link Janice Hawker Rose Lomonaco Betty Harrison Wilma Waters Agnes WiktoI'ek Barbara Phillips Chess Club OFFICERS 1938-1939 RICHARD ALEXANDER ....... ...,..... P fefidew RALPH HAMILTON ,,,,,,,,,,, gef,'e,,,,.J, DELBIERT SNEDECKER ,,.., .....,..I.,.......,, V ire-PI-emfefyr ALVA DARLING ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, nnn- C hen Te,,fg,e,- 5,U01Ifw' ..,.............,V............................ .....,...... M R. SIEELY Dominick Artuso John Jager Martin Sherwood Robert Stone Henry Thompson 1 fx B 4 'x 3 4 -. ? if.. 4' j PEI: ' Q A H K Wim W , ,, 1 1 f 252 I ' ,I X A ML I I V Q 16' M , f I V ZX -- W :Ew- ffr . .,,. ,Q a -2 ,Q vs f 'bf E- ww: 4 J L 1 Literary Club Members FALL TERM OFFICERS: SPRING TERM GFFICERS: Preridem! ,,,,............................,....,.. BEATRICE DIETERLE President .....,....ee.............,.....,.... CONSTANCE BURNETT Vive-Preridem ...,. .... M ARYLIN HUMPHREY Vire-Preridenr .... ..v..... V IRGINIA ENGLISH Serretary ,.,.,.............,,,,....., ...,. C ONSTANCE BURNETT Secretary .....,......,.,...,........ ..... A NNAEELLE DONsON C 0 rref po nd in g Serretary ...., Trearurer ........................... Sergemztf-at-A1'm.r ..... Mable Adams Betty Behan Constance Burnett Helen Butchko Bette Chapman Helen Cizek Dorothy Cronick Annabelle Donson CAROLINE MCTIGHE VIRGINIA WOLEVER MARY HARRISON JANE XYJIERSCHING Virginia English Betty Foley Marjorie Gritlin Mary Harrison Kathleen Hickey Jean Hoysradt Marylin Humphrey Dorothy Jenkins Correrpomlifzg Serrelmy ...., ............ B ETTY KUNKEL Treamrer .......................... .... Sergeant!-al-Arm.r ,... .... Betty Kunkel Leagh Lesso Caroline McTighe Elizabeth Perkins Betty Jane Rose Fern Rubin Theresa Russell Betty Schaible HELEN BUTCHKO HELEN ZELENYAK IVIABEL ADAMS Patricia Snell Jean Sutcliffe Juanita Tong Amelia Undrejunas Patricia VanWormer Lois Jane Waite Jane Wiersching Joan Wilson Eva Echt Mary Kimak Verda Scott Helen Zelenyak Jeanette Eisenstein Der Deutsche Verein FALL TERM OFFICERS: SPRING TERM OFFICERS: P,-efidenr ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,....,,.r.... RODGER HERRINGTON Preridenl .......................................,.. EDWARD PETERSON Vifg-P1-efidew ,,,,, ,,,,,,,I O LDRICH FOUCEK Vice-Preridefzz .... ..,... M ARTIN SHERWOOD Sm-era,-J ,,,,,,,,, ,..,.,...,... M ARTHA PITEL Serrezary ..,..... ..... M ARY HARRISON Treazrurer ..... AMELIA UNDREJUNAS Treazmrer .... ...... R ICHARD HODGE Henry Abrarnowicz Mary Harrison Edith Mellen Richard Schmidt William Bradley Richard Hodge Elizabeth Mulvaney Martin Sherwood Nearle Cobb Lillian Hrusecky Edward Peterson Esther Sweeney Charlotte Curtiss John Burns Helen Butchko Robert Courtright Nina Fenson Stamp Club CHARTER MEMBERS: Harry Tashjian RICHARD TAYLOR ...........,...................... .... P rerzdefzz BOYD SUMMERS .... ...I.........,..... S ecrelary Stuart Waite Robert Mellott Jack Stark John Mayer John Soluk Eva Echt Sponmf ,,,, . ...... MRS. MINNIE W. BALCOM Camera Club JOHN MACH ..... .......... P refidenf DICK PHALEN ,,,,,.,,,. .,.. V ice-Prefidezzt HELEN MISAVICH ...... ......,.,. S er:-emry MR. WILLIAMS ..... ...... A flzfifer Betty Foley Richard Long Robert Gantnier Stephanie Simonaitis Jean Johnson Arthur Smith Amelia Undrejunas Duane Van Horn Collin Weschke Richard Alexander Isabell Gloria Scott TRI-HI OFFICERS OF FALL TERM: OFFICERS OF SPRING TERM: Prerideflf ....,...W...............,,,.....,V.....,......,.,... JOHN MACH Prefidezzf ..,......................,.,.................. JULIUS AZIERSKY Vjfg-P,1gjj,Jg,Zf -AV'-- ----- J OHN MURPHY Vive-Prefidezzf ...... ....,. R ICHARD PHALEN Sev1'elfz1'y ................. Blzfifzeff flflamzger ,.... Pnlzliriiy flflfzzzager Pz'og1zz121 Cbaljfillflll Julius Azersky Gertrude Bloomberg Beatrice Booth Harvey Bullock Bette Chapman Minnette Chernin Robert Courtright Ann Derr Jane Derr Nina Fenson Joan Fischer Betty Foley HELEN MENO RICHARD LONG JULIUS AZERSKY BEATRICE BOOTH Spoumr ...,. a Hahn Secretary .,,,.,.,.,....... Bzzrizzeff A'IdlI.4Zg6I' ..... Arrzrtfzzzzf ................. Publicity Nlamzgei' ,,.., Progrmzz C bairfmm .... MR. CARL L. TITUS Richard Long Mary Halaburka IvIarian Helciman Jean Johnson Marion Katz Jean Kaufman Violet Klenotiz Elaine Levinson Bernice Levine Rhoda Levine Ruth Levine Mary Lewis Rose Lomonaco John Mach Helen Markowitz Helen Meno Emile Mogannam John Murphy Nancy Planck Meredith Preston Jane Reynolds Martha Roller Fern Rubin Theresa Russell MEREDITH PRESTON JOHN CUMMINGS ELMA WARD . HARVEY BULLOCK SALLY WEEKS Martin Sherwood Kay Sweetland Betty Schaible Phyllis Tanenhaus Marion Tarsches Eleanor Thomas Duane VarIHorn Elma Warcl Sally Weeks Collin Weschke Jane Wright Barton Young Prefidelzt ....77..... Vive-Pr'e.ricle1zi .... Serrelary .,...... Trea.f111'e1' Mabel Adams Jean Anderson Margaret Barvinchak Jane Bedell Betty Behan Mary Stuart Blakely Mary Jane Braico Doris Brosnan Marian Cargill Constance Cleveland Virginia Cornwall Dorothy Cronick Betty Crookston Ann Derr Jane Derr Virginia Dilley Beverly Dillree Eleanor Doerner Helen Elgin Jeanette Eisenstein GIRL RESERVES FALL TERM: SPRING TERM: JANE BEDELL Premlezzt JEANNE MATHEWS JEANETTE MURPHY Vice-PI'e.ridefzt ...... ......,,,....,. A NN DERR INEZ STEPHIsNs Secrelfzry VIRGINIA ENGLISH NINA FENSON Treamrer CONSTANCE CLEVELAND Agnes Ellis Virginia Fuller Janice Gage Blanche Gaydorus Alma Gee Elizabeth Gibbs Helen Grannan Betty Griffiths Patricia Hafcy Isabelle Hahn Betsy Harris Marian Hekiman Kathleen Hickey Betsy Hotchkiss Theresa Iacovazzi Georgia Ives Jean Johnson Barbara Larrabee Frances Larrabee Janet Leet Doris Loeffler Beatrice Luce Marie MacDonald Helen Machata Jeane Martin Jeanne Mathews Helen Meagher Jane Minsky Patricia Mitzel Vera Ohanian Betty Palmatier Ada Pessagno Marcelle Petertyl Lawana Pierce Rose Pompeii Mary Ann Popp Meredith Preston Martha Roller Ruth Rosenberg Betty Ruth Betty Schaible Gloria Scott Betsy Shields Mary Jane Short Eda Skillman Anne Slauson Jean Slauson Patricia Snell Mary Stepbach Marion Tarsches Arshalous Tashjian Arlene Taylor Barbara Taylor Jeanne Thomas Eleanor Thomas Lucile Titus Juanita Tong Lois Jane Wzlite Helen Zapotocky RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Julia Basa Dorothy Blow Mary Bolas Anne Cappellett Bette Chapman Constance Cleveland john Cummings Nina Fenson Betty Foley Marcia Fuller Barbara Adams janet Allen Michael Bezek Grace Burts Anna Cavallaro Esther Comstock Virginia Dilley Virginia Fuller Eall Term A. M. SESSION Prerzdefil ,.,....,.,. .,...,.,... .,..,,.,,,i..,Y,.,.... N I NA FENSON Vice-Prericfefif ...., Serrelary ......,,Y Shirley Fuller June Fundis Virginia English Marie Espy Marian Goldsmith john I-Ioulihan Irene Kelly Helen Kocick Virginia La Gier Preridezzl .....r,,,, Vice-Prerideuf .,.. Secrelary ..,........ Francis Furch Dorothy Gallagher Ellen Greene Patricia Hafey Adeline Kaminsky Lucille Kane Marjorie Kochant DONALD WEDGE VIRGINIA ENGLISH Barbara Larrabee Helen Lubinec Elfriede Maurer Thelma Millard Frank Mangan Mary O'Malley Rita Pecko Theresa Perilli Elizabeth Perkins P. M. SESSION FGWLER WILSON ELLEN GREEN VIRGINIA DILLEY Wfilma Krch Patricia Mack Helen Main Doris Murray Margaret Murray Joseph Patrick Richard Pender Mary Purdy Martha Roller Rose Pompeii Bette Ruth Mary Jane Short Arlene Taylor Evelyn Uhrinec Donald Wetlge Helen Zapotocky Angeline Ruffo jean Sherwood Marion Tarsches Jeanne Ward Betty Mae Weaver Fowler Wilscdn jenny Xenopoli Dorothy Blow Bette Cathcart biarjorie Cizek Constance Cleveland John Cummings Janet Dayman Dick Deacon Eleanor Doerner Margaret Downs Virginia English Barbara Adams Edith Bubas Bernice Bunnell Anna Cavallaro Letitia Clapham Rosemary Cody Pauline Criscitello Jeanne D. Crossett RED CROSS REPRESENTATIVES Spring Term PI'L'.fjLJ6lZf ........ r. Vive-Pre.fide1zf ..,,, Serrehzrj' ,,.,..... Nina Fenson lvfarion Goldsmith Betty Gritliths hfary Gugliotta Cecelia Ibell Jean Kaufman Evelyn LaDuska li. Leagh Lesso Helen Lubinec Frank Mangan Preridezzf .,.....,,,, Vive-Pmridezil ...,,, Serrelary ..........,e General Officer ,e., Billie Dunlap WinifI'ed Goodrich Dorothy Gross Marian Holford Adeline Kaminsky Charlotte Koffman Dorothy Kost A. M. SESSION FRANK MANGAN DONALD Wiinois VIRGINIA ENGLISH liditli Mellen 'l'helma Millard Veva Monroe Lillie Moses Bill Newing Katherine Penczal-1 Rose Pompeii Jane Reynolds Martha Roller P. M. SESSION BII.I.IIi DUNLAP MARIAN MAINS BARBARA ADAMS PATRICIA MACLK Mary l.atta Patricia Mack Marian Mains Marie Maywalt Xxfilliam Moss Sarina Nicotra Barbara Phillips Eleanor Retorto MaI'y Rustak June Sprague Jeanne Thomas Jean Tohey Helen Zapotocl-ay Duane VanHorn Elma Waiirrl Jane Wilsmin Barton Young Joan Wfilson Gerald Schov Josephine Simon Eileen Spetgang Justine Sulskis Janet Updike Betty Mae Weiivei' Emily Wilsrrn Anna Zapotoclcy Athletics George Macko joseph Semanek George Puskar Albert Mikolajunas john Sagan Frank Mangan john Hobert William Hayko Manuel Schwab Annual Football fVarsityl William Ryan joseph Galloway james Ondecko Frank Dino Fred Hawk John Murphy Edward Hriciga Chester Ludka Walter Kaminsky Frank Yedskovitz LETTERMEN Milt Polesnak William Kane Al Gieschen William Taylor Paul Krch SQUAD Robert Sweet Hugh Devine William Cohen Robert Batting Edward Leighton ASSISTANT MANAGERS Arthur McDonough james O'Brien William Elien B. C. H. S. SCHEDULE 3fUtica .... 'l'North .... . XNorwich ww..,,. Ithaca ....,a....,,.,V tkjohnson City .,,. . Newburgh .,.,a,.... Union-Endicott ..,,, tkHome Games Total ....,,.... ....aa....aa.... B. C. H. 40 20 .....,Did 7 7 13 O Ralph Wheeler William Mushock Robert Reich jack Cahill, Manager William Forse Frank Patrick Robert Congdon Mike Bachovchin john Prostredny William Parsons S. Opp. 2 6 Not Play 1 2 6 0 0 26 Head Coat-la-HENRY Misaz Afrimwf-ALEX DUCANIS M., T' fx -N Q n ii W Sa ,. 1 ,..g, -4 2 . f i F, F SK MA Q X , FW . S gg A , is A ff X - f gg Q , f ' M ' fjzfwi- , . f. , , N , tl ' 7 'S ww ' I 1 YP f 5? if' 9' -- W 5' fm- ' 5 Qf v .. if Az, E -K !A:'3iAg .,1' .. .,., A-.TA W . . wg., x..., , Y 4 M2 L, Pi QA 9 il' . It Q 'gif , siflwg? g52l'iX5 . A f' iff' 53 5? 0 W5 T K m' if ., M 4 52 '35, A fl A 5:1615 ., I ,Q , - W K Igklgjkiiqf heyy gzgfligmggsgji O Y NME - lww . L' ie W . Q K . 1 Q iff--fwm.fgA . Q H by fx-Q . ga. ,S if Q ff' -L 55 F Y RQ 1- f fs ! H Qx . X' Uf 4 M f Q ny FYTQQQM k wfg ' bf . 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M' as W JUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL Robert Aldrich Edward Armstrong Richard Ball Martin Bernat Francis Bohunicky Fall Oldrich Foucek Jack Gelunas Leslie Harding' Dick Harrison George Horkott Saleem Bomysoad John Jager Andrew Brannick Donald Brown Harold Brown Frank Bundga Francis Burke Tony Carbonetta Stephen Charsky Robert Collett Robert Curran Jack Darling Thomas Doans James Doyle Joseph Dunsy Mike Durclla Charles Kars Frank Kroboth Orlando Lanave Robert Lasky George Lazarek Ralph Lott Robert Marshall Robert McMahon John McNally Edward Myers James Nemec Jack O'Brien Michael Pavlyak Martin Piza Mike Salihy William Sheeley Anthony Smykl Michael Somulka Charles Stiles George Stimak Chester Stone Richard Taylor Albert Valada John Vasina Ken Walker Don Wedge Alex Wilson Paul Winters William Woytovich Dick Yeager Paul Yuden Alex Horsky Floyd Maines George Kira Walter Ft-dourick Ted Read SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SQUAD ZH. Abramowicz YL. Albee E. Anthony E. Archer S. Belansky 'l'D. Berry as 'l'William Bradley ii R. Brooks E. Brosnan Bussa P. Canny 5.1. Cardello G. Casey WB. Colangelo G. Danko Daniano F. Dillon S. Duncan M. Feinberg M. Felo R. Fundis YW. Gross J. Hamzik G. Helm E . G. 'kJ G. C. F. F. R. W J. A. J. P. J .HR ?U?'F5?'. ? ?1 F1 E as 1 41- F9971 Hemenway QW. Nosewicz Herman Patrick Hinkley G. Pethash Hoch E. Rose Hoover D. Samson Howard P. Schiffman Hudick T. Schiffman Ivey M. Simkulet Kane C. Sopoliga Keane F. Stapleton Klenick R. Stepback Klenotiz F. Tangi Klenotiz F. Thayer Korba E, Thomas Korchak 2:21. Trask Krisko M. Vaigulu Lamb N. Wilcox LaTorrey R. Millard Levene A. Marburprer Mack V. Jacobson Medovich F. Kualtinc Molessa Vasina Murphy G. Mest Murphy ----T flnjured, finished season as manager. ik All Stars B. C. H. S. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1938-1939 Grand Totals ...,.. ...., C entral 7705 Opponents 423 SCORE LEAGUE GAMES Central 40 North High 24 Central 45 Oneonta ..... 30 Central 51 Norwich ....... 24 Central 75 Cooperstown 17 Central 56 North High 21 Central 56 Oneonta I8 Central 75 Norwich ...., . 28 Central 67 Cooperstown 36 Total .,.., Total ..., ...... l 98 SCORE NONQLIZAGUE GAMES Central .... ,,,, , .,,,,,,, 2 6 Cortland .... 19 Central ,,,, .... + i l Endicott .7,, 55 Central .,,, ,,,. A M Cortland ...., .... .... 2 8 Central 7,.. 7,,,, 1 10 johnson City 28 Central .. ,, -'10 Endicott ....,,.. .. 50 Central .,.. ,,,,, - io Corning lf. A. ,v,, ,,,, 3 1 Central ,,,, .... A 54 johnson City 21 Central ,,,, ,,,. - 10 Corning F. A 35 Total ,,.. , ,,,,,,,,, S05 Total ,,.. ,,,, ,,,,,,,. ,,,, 2 2 5 Coach ..........,.. ,.,e...,,, ......,.. H A ROLD ANnisRsoN f. V. CULIIEI7 ,t,,,,, ..,it,. A RTHUR SHARPSTIEIZN Mmzager ....,,v,, .....t..,,,v D ELBISRT SN1iDAKiiR A.f.ri.mz11lr .,... .....,ti,,...,. ........... j . BLOOMBIZRG, W. Bniuiii WON ALL GAMES JAY-vnu B utchko Hinckley Nosewicz Novak BASKETBALL Herman Lucilq Hotlock Hores Lepay Tom Lesko Bill Gabor Paul Krch john Charno Paul Rugala Horsky ,t,, Brechko t,,, Lepay ,,,i. VARSITY PLAYERS john Knizikiaucis Frank Dino Frank Mihalkovic Bill Taylor 1 game 5 games li games J TRACK TEAM Coach .......,... 9'R0ger Lakowicz i?Nickolas Kulic :i'Bernie Walsh ii'Beverly Dorsey Roger Herrington :'lNewell Doubleday Richard Couper James Titchener Donald Jones George Bahn Harvey Bullock Bob Curran Jack Darling: John Dieterle Guy Cummings Robert Colette Ed Armstronil Kaleel Aswad Robert Barton John Bolas Arnold Bush Michael Bussa Robert Murphy John Murphy Louis Casella Hugh Devine John Doyle Harry Houtz Francis Hudick Jack Jacobson Joe Jastrab John Jurena John Knizikiaucis Robert Kruna John Ketchoyian Robert Lasky Art Ludka Robert Lindsey 'kAlf Mikolajunas Ed Myers William Novak John Prostredny Georire Puskar Robert Reich Joe Schott Kenneth Yates Richard Yeager Frank Mihalkovic Frank Dino Jack Crandall Anthony Latorrey John Rhodes SCHEDULE Letter men MERZ May 6-Dual Meet-Central vs. J, C. May 13-Triangular Meet-Central vs. North, vs J. C. May 20-Invitation Scholastic Meet at Syracuse University May 27-Triple Cities Championships at Endicott Central vs. North vs. St. Patricks vs. J. C. vs. U. E. UPPER CLASS INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SQUAD OF 1939 Comb .... HENRY MHRZ Armstrong, E. Bachovchin, M. Berger, R. Bloomberg, J. Bezek, G. Boilhosian, J. Bursek, Wm. Curran, R. Darlinfr. J. De Orrzio, L. Dervay, G. Dieterle, J. Dunay, J. Duncan, Wm. Forse, Wm. Gajda, Joe Gomultka, Joe Greenmun, K. Hzinak, Wm. Herrington, R. Huszir, P. Kaminsky, W. Kurs, C. Ketchoyian, J. Knott, S. Kovarik, F. Kane, VVm. Krenitsky, A. Kulik, N. Lakowicz, R. Lazarek, G. Ludka, C. Machata, J. Macko, G. Matzon, P. Mellott, R. McDonouLrh, A. Metrus, G. Mikolajunas, A. Mushocli, Wm. Nemec, Jim Novak, Wm. O'B1'ien, Jack Papastrut, G. Pensak, M. Perkins. J. Polesnak, M. Pomeroy. H. Prostredny. J. Puskar, G. Rayko, J. Sagem, J. Saliby, M. Sasinek, M. Sedor, Steven Sedor, Stephen Smith, R. Solak, A. Solomon, J. Stark, J. Stimak, G. Taylor, M. Vanek, Wm. Wells, R. Wheeler. R. Woytovieh, Wm. Yadlowsky, Frank Yeager, R. Doyle, I.. June 3-State Sectionals, Class A, at Cornell Uni- versity, Ithaca, New York Teams competing: Central, johnson City, North High, Union Endicott, Norwich, Elmira, Ithaca SQPHQMQRE INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL SQUAD OF 1939 Comb ...... .... A RTHUR SHARPSTEEN Agana, B. Anthony, E. Beylo, P. Bezek, Andrew Bolas, John Bowen, J. Branick, A. Brosnan, E. Brown, B. Butts. R. Casey, G. Chalachan, Colamzelo, Coon, C. Da Miano, F. Danko, G. Deyo, J. Duncan, S. Feinberg, M. Felo, M. Hudick, F. Fursa, A. Garrett, R. Gibson, V. Harding. L. Hoch, G. Howard, F. Hancirik, T. Hudson, C. Ivey, R. Jacobson, J. Jarrett, F. Jastrab, J. Kaschak, G. A. D. Kaufman, Julian Knapep, B. Kolosna, C. Korba, J. Korchak, R. Kudritz, S. Kvaltine, F. Lepay, A. Koaltine. F. Masek, G. Medovich, J. Milliard, D. Milliard, R. Murphy. J. Murphy, R. Muzika, F. Najarian, M. Newton, J. Nosewicz, Wm. Parsons, R. Petrash, G. Pudiak, I . Rabey, Wm. Roessinix, Walter Rooney, Joseph Slutzker. M. Sopolixza. C. Tokus, S. Turk, R, Uvack, J. Vogt, C. West, Wm. Yudin, Joseph VARSITY BASEBALL William Mushock Emery Hudy Wm. Hayko Joseph Machata John Charno Tom Lesko Edward Krenitsky Wm. Gabor Rohert Smith Wm. Kane Frank Patrick Tom Brown Jerome Bloomlxeru H. J. A nderson Lawrence De0razio Michael Salihy John Logan George Puskar James Nemec John Nosewiez James Ondeeko William Gross Al Horsky Paul Yudin .. . ,,,.,, Manager , Asst. Manager . . ., .. ,, Coach SCHIGDULIG: April 29 ,... . .... ,,.. ,., U. IC. home lwon 5143! May Sl .... ,. ,, , ,, ., J. C. away May I3 ,,.... North away May 20 ....,. Ithaea home May 26 , ,,,. Ithaca away May 2fI , June 3 .. June 9 . . J. C. home North home U. E. away TENNIS Wells Allen Huiro Gunther Norman Bermender Wilson Brown John Carroll Leslie Hardin!! James Gavipran Bob Stone ,. , Harold Heafry ,. , May 5 .......,.,. ..,,.... May ...... ........ 10 16 May ...... . ..., . Val Diesenberg Bob Aussieker , Manaszer . . ,. ,,.. Coach North Hiizh fJNVl'I-T0 at Norwich May 20 .,,.,. ,. ...Ithaca May 23 ,,..,, ,...... 2 xt Owego May 26 ,..... ,... , ,,North June 3 ,... . . ,... Norwich June 9 .... Sectionals at Norwich SOPHOMCRE INTRAMURAL BASEBALL P. Beylo A. Bezek , Apri May May May May May l 28-ff . N. Y. Yankees G. Danko .. . Phila. Athletics ,..,,.....Chicauo Cubs D. Millard ,.......Detroit Tiilers FIRST ROUND SCHEDULE Athletics ....... ...,, I 1 Detroit ..,........... 10 six innings 2 f-Cubs .. ,,..., 6 Athletics ,.,. . 8 4-fYanks . Detroit ., ..... 1 six inniniis 5-Detroit Cubs ., . 9 Yanks Athletics Ile Cubs Yanks .. . PLAYERS David Berry Edward Brosnan Bernard Brown Andrew Branick Peter Beylo Andrew Bezek Joseph Curclcllo Gerald Casez Robert Clark Bernard Colannfelo Angelo Cortes-S Georlle Danko Stuart Duncan Frank Damiano Michael Fox Donald Forse Wall Fedowick Mathew Felo Morris Feinburgr Frank Filetto Vernon Gibson Everett Heminway Robert Ivey Josenh Jastrah Arthur Sharpstecn . . John Jurik Georrre Kershack Carl Kolosna Darwin Millard Michael Najarian John Newton William Nosewicz Andrew Pavlik Georgie Petkash Stephen Papp Frank Pudiah William Rabey Robert Resrni Robert Reich Irvin! Rothenburg Francis Rozek Bernard Shoemaker Michael Simkulct Morris Slutzker Richard Turk Stephen Tokus Clark Vogt Joseph Yudin . . Coach BOWLING CLUB Sfmlzrroz' ,,.,,,,,,,,-.,..,,,. MIL. COSSMAN Members-1938-1939 William Newing Richard Alexander, Will Kires Thomas O'Connor Ed Peterson Ted Allen Jack Harmes Duane Vanl-Iorn john Moss Hugh Devine ,, ,,,,,,,,.,.. President Secretary-Treasurer Julius Azersky Irving Nelson I Ray Resnick Ray Palmer Frank Kovarik Stuart Waite Judson Griffin Stephen Waldron GOLF TEAM C044-h ,,ie,,.,.......,,,.uu.... JACK RUSSELL George Hoch John Ellis No Manager Henry Wolfe Frank Dino . Away Home Home Away Home ,At U. E. joseph Golmultka Frank Mihalkovic Joseph Fetcho joseph Holic Robert Lacey Boyd Summers Steven Sedor Robert Novak Joseph Neschlebn Anthony Smykal GOLF SCHEDULE May 6 ..,,, .........,..., U .E. ....,...... Lfay 13 .... .... I thaca .... i,,. Ivfay I7 .... YY.. N Orth ..i. .... May 20 .,,. ,,..,.. I thaca .....v.. ,,,. May 23 ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. U .E. ,,,,..,.....,,,,..... . june 9 .... ..... S tate Sectionals RIFLE SQUAD Spring 1939 Coach ...., ....... M R. YoUNosTuoM OFFICERS Relay ,... . ...,,,,..,, Ray Palmer. Edwin Henley Sor:1'etal'y ...... ..,....... . ,. ,,,,.. ,, ,,..,. John Homer Supply Vincent Houghton, Emile Mogrunnam ROSTER Vincent Bouizhton Gordon Dougherty Charles Gaynor Ralph Hamilton Edwin Henley John Homa Robert MeConnon Eugene Miller Emile Mogannam Ray Palmer VVilliz1m Pedro Edward Peterson John Prostredny Willis Putnam Archic VValtman Robert Whitman Joseph Zdimal GIRLS SOFTBALL BOYS TENNIS CHEER LEADERS john Cummings john Mach james Gavigan julius Azersky Stephanie Simonaitis Eleanor Thomas Bette Chapman Doris Lowe T TEAM 1 Helen Bednarsky Margaret Blasko Dorothy Blow Beatrice Booth iMitzi Chernin Muriel Covel tJanice Gage Frances Harding Cecelia Majernick 'FJeanette Murphy, Captain Stephanie Nytch, Manager iBetty Ruth Ruth Sleeper Marian Sweeney Jeanne Thomas SOPHOMORE Gertrude Bloomberg Hifa Hider Betsy Hotchkiss Adeline Kaminsky 'Frances Larrabee :kMary Lewis ' 'Geraldine Murphy Anna Pasquale Phyllis Tanenhaus Lucile Titus A SOPHOMORE B Naida Brunner TEAM I Margaret Barvinchak Demaris Bailey Virginia Dilley Isabella Hahn, Manager Georgia Ives Mary Lewis Ruth Sleeper, Captain TEAM 2 Olga Bauer i'Helen Bednarsky, Captain 7kMitzi Chemin fMargaret Irwin, Manager eMary Kudlac 4'Margaret Smith Elma Ward TEAM 1 Edith Bubas, Manager Nancy Randall Kathleen Croft Mary Grow Jeanne Packard Marion Patterson TEAM 2 Lucille Cary, Captain 4'Irene Savara Avis Kirkendall Pauline Matias Marjorie Fletcher Eleanor Fischette Christine Peterson :?Margaret Jankovic, Manager A MORNING HOCKEY C oach ..... .............................. M iss HAZEL WILBIIR TEAM 2 Jane Bedell, Captain Jean Brosnan Irene Caganek Bette Chapman Marjorie Cizek, Manager Dorothy Colson Beatrice Dieterle Pauline Graves Dorothy Hulse Barbara Larrabee Jeanne Martin i:Jeanne Mathews Ruth Norton i:Margaret Smith Bernice Stevens AFTERNOON HOCKEY TEAM 3 Marjorie Aumick Mary Jane Braico Doris Diffenderfer Nina Fenson tFJane Greenmun ilsabella Hahn Irene Kelly Beatrice Luce itAnne Marusick fHelen Meagher, Manager Gloria Scott 'FStephanie Simonaitis, Captain 2Arlene Taylor Eleanor Thomas Jane Wright i:Received Insignia Coarh .......,.,............,.............,..,.,., Miss HAZEL WILBUR Lucille Cary Linor Catlin Ueanne Crossett Eileen Drum Doris Goodnough Mary Grow Helen Holovka Olga Kolosna Sally Krill Dorothy Madden ifEllen Mae Martin Nancy McEwan Gladys Murray Gloria Pessagno MORNING BASKETBALL Christine Peterson Betty Reynolds Betty Marie Rogers Constance Schaefer Betty Stack 1'Mary Sullivan 'Patricia Thomas tJane Titus Dorothea Kniffen 9fDora Jean Wahl Shirley Wilson 4'Natalie Pierce 'FReceived Insignia Coafh ....., ........,...,.,,...........,,... M iss HAZEL WILBUR C oath TEAM 3 Rita Clarey Inez Stephens Dorothy Colson Frances Larrabee, Manager Katherine Bulger Clementine Jankiewicz, Captain Jane Minsky TEAM 4 Muriel Covel Michelina Castelli Laura Feinberg Helen Machata Helen Meagher, Manager ?Jeanette Murphy Jeanne Thomas, Captain Helen Zapotocky AFTERNOON BASKETBALL TEAM 5 Elizabeth Dilley Marion Katz Ruth Levine, Manager Beatrice McHale, Captain Geraldine Murphy fFBetty Ruth TEAM 6 Alice Davis Doris Ditfenderfer, Manager Betsy Harris Stephanie Nytch, Captain Julia Popik Arlene Scherer eReceived Insignia Miss HAZEL WILBUR TEAM 3 Ellen Mae Martin Natalie Pierce, Captain Irene Stankiewicz fNancy McEwan 'l'Twila Peterson, Manager Irene Gilewsky Doris Goodnough Mary Serbonick TEAM 4 Evelyn Crane Eleanor Feller, Manager ftPauline Stasukevich Viola Gower Theresa Miller Patricia Thomas Gladys Murray, Captain Janet Updike TEAM 5 Marie Ann Bloomer Shirley Wilson Arlene Zapotocky Jane Titus 4'Dora Jean Wahl, Manager Dorothea Kniifen Gloria Pessagno Patricia Wiersching TEAM 6 Helena Dietz, Captain Carolyn Moody Marie Maywalt Carol McCormack Barbara Phillips Jane Gwins Jeanne Thurston, Manager :f:Received Insignia Girls' Tennis Miss HAZEL WILBUR C oacb ....w ,..... ........ Mary Stuart Blakely Mitzi Chernin Dorothy Colson Marian Conrad Muriel Covel Betty Crooksron Barbara Bell Helen Bishop Phyllis Egbert Eleanor Fischette Winifred Flock Helen Freeman Esther Goldstein Dorothy Gordon Mary Grow Virginia Fuller Georgia Ives Clementine Jankiewicz Barbara Larrabee Mary Lewis Helen Markowitz Nellie Haick Marie Harris Ann Marie Humphries Avis Kirkenclall Evelyn Kneibies Dorothea Knitfen Helen Kuchak Regina Loewy Jean Maltby A. M. Jean McLean Elizabeth Mulvaney Marguerite O'Mara Ada Pessagno Rita Petkash P. M. Marie Maywalt Carol McCormack Nancy McDurmitt Marilyn Merchant Lillian Mikolajunas Carolyn Moody Theresa Morrissey Gloria Pessagno Christine Peterson TEAM 1 MARGARET IRWIN .....,......,..,...,.,.. BETTY RUTH ............ STEPHANIE NYTCH .,.,.. Frances Larrabee Jane Minsky Helen Meagher Jane Bedell Helen Zapotocky TEAM 1 MARGARET JANKOVIC .................. THERESA MILLER ..,,.. DORA JEAN WAHL ....,.., Adeline Kaminsky Nancy Randall Twila Peterson Anna Pasquale Lucille Cary Girls, Softball A. M. Manager Captain Arfiftanl Manager Sally Weeks Janice Gage Helena Barnes Beatrice Booth Michelina Castelli P. M. Manager Arrirlant Manager Captain Edith Bubas Beverly Nyman Connie De Santis Pauline Stasukevich Viola Gower TEAM 2 FRANCES HARDING ....................... JEANETTE MURPHY ..... HELEN BUTCHKO ..... Laura Feinberg Demaris Bailey Alice Davis Doris Diffenderfer Beatrice Mcl-lale TEAM IRENE SEVIERA ....... .. ............... .. ANNA ZAPOTOCKY ...... IRENE STANKIEWICZ ..... Irene Gilewski Pauline Matias Anna Mae Martin Jeanne Packard Marjorie Fletcher Martha Roller Theresa Russell Stephanie Simonaitis Marcia Tallman Arlene Taylor Jeanne Thomas Twila Peterson Natalie Pierce Jane Roberts Marie Ryan Marie Rosics Florence Rothe Josephine Simon Justine Sulskis Jane Titus Shirley Wilstmn Manager Captain Arfiftant Manager Geraldine Murphy Margaret Smith Helen Machata Rita Cleary Bernice Stevens Manager Arfirlant Manager Captain Marion Patterson Jane Gwins Patricia Thomas Norma Morris Jeanne Crossett Arthus Barton Fred Butler Watson Decker Robert jennison Vincent Klein Williain Mann Mrs. Jennie McCarthy Albert Odell Larry Smith Charles Shute Charles Whitcomb Fred Yates ACKNOWLEDGMENVTS The Panorama Staff wishes to thank the following for their services so willingly rendered: Mr. Bush, Principal, and Mr. Schuster, Vice-Principal, who have been untiring in their ehforts to help us. The teachers who kindly co-operated with us in securing subscriptions and in dis- tributing all issues during the year. The ofitice secretaries, especially Miss Linehan and Miss Lockwood, who have gladly given their time in correcting proofs and long lists of names for us, and Miss jones, Mrs. Keating and Miss Hein for their readiness to help in every emergency. The entire student body for their support during the year and for their contributions to the Panorama Miss Helen Murphy, Miss Helen Terray and their classes for the typing of ac- complishmentsug and Dorothy Turner and Bonnie Upole for the effort and time spent on the Annual. Those individuals not on the Staff who helped to take subscriptions, also those who solicited ads. The school employees who helped with the transportation of the l'Panorama An- nual. And Hnally the people who are responsible for the actual production of our pub- lication: Mr. A. W. Johnson of Anderson Press, printerg Mr. Foster Disinger, official photographer, and Messrs. S. and F. C, Kelley, engravers, Candid W 9 Advertisements To the Graduating Clan.- A certain youth movement for boys has a program which is attractive in feature, al- most universal in appeal, and edective in result. One of the ablest national leaders in the United States division of this move- ment, while speaking of leader training and program operation, said: THE KIND OF MEN AND BOYS WITH WHOM THEY ASSOCIATE IS PROBABLY THE MOST IM- PORTANT CHARACTERJNFLU- ENCING FACTOR. The application of this truth does not cease With age seventeen, but is life-long. With best wishes, Board of Education OUTSTANDING SOPHS IN ATHLETICS RE1cH+Varsity letter in football-tackle position jay-vee and intramural basketball Intramural baseball On track squad HINCKLEY-Captain and end in all star intramural foot- ball Jay-vee basketball On baseball fvarsityj squad HERMAN-All star intramural football ffullbackj jay-vee basketball Iguardj DANKOACaptain of intramural basketball team and all star player Qguardj All star volleyball player Ispikerj Captain of intramural baseball team G. CASEY-Intramural football Itacklej Intramural basketball fguardj Intramural baseball fcatcherj Intramural volleyball BRAN1GKfjay-vee football Qbackfieldj All star basketball Iforwardj All star volleyball Qpasserj Intramural baseball Qpitcherj HUDIGK-All star football Qbackfieldj Captain intramural team basketball fguardj On track squad thigh jump, BROSNAN-Intramural football fendj Captain intramural basketball team Iforwardj Intramural baseball FELO-Intramural football fbackfieldj Intramural basketball fforwardj Intramural baseball , TURK-Intramural basketball Qcenterj All star volleyball Qspikerj Intramural baseball PETKASH-Intramural football fbackfleldj Captain intramural basketball fforwardj Intramural baseball on track squad Qsprintsj D. MILLARD-Captain intramural basketball and on all star fforwardj All star volleyball Qspikerj Captain intramural baseball team fat base, tC0fztinued on Page 1011 f-:::: Binghamton's Newest LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR STORE NYlVIAN'S 32 Court Street fini pl Good Pfam to Trade J E W E L R Y GRADUATION GIFTS We invite your inspection of our large variety of gifts ARTHUR' M. LEONARD feweler 60 Court Street Est. 1910 ROGERS feweler QUALITY GIFTS THAT PLEASE 'k Court Street at Washington DICK SPROUT - B.C.H.S. '34 NORTHWESTERN MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. Paul S. Sprout, District Agent we O'NAEIL BLDG. IJnn't Take Chances. -95,4 for AGFA PLENACHROME THE GUARANTEED FILM Pictures That Satisfy or a New Roll Freev MADE BY AGFA ANSCO CORPORATION IN l3INGHAMTON,N.Y. :::::::::::,,.-::4,::: ::::: A::: ::::: X X The time and money spent in additional training-mzining that lam mmmerfial wzluem-will give you that desired advantage in the busi- ness world. Our Secretarial or Executive Secretarial Course will give you this training. You are cordially invited to visit our school. A Ridley Tminifzg if your befl afwmfzce for SHL'C6.l'J'U RlDI.EYSecrefarllal SCHOOL SUN BUILDING- BINGHAMTON, NX :::::,'-,a::: ::::4-::::::: ::::::::- -A ::::: :::::: OUTSTANDING SOPHS IN ATHLETICS TN ' 2 ' I NCJSliXY'IC,X flntramural football antl all star Qeluarter- I I backj I I Captain intramural basketball and jay-Yee Qguartlj I I Intramural baseball I I I I I Mtinovlcguf' All star intramural football Qquarterbackj I Intramural basketball Qguartlj I 8 Intramural baseball Qpittlmerj I af. X, ..A. I I . .lx 5 I ?QJfg'eks I I . , I ' ' I I Vlacgousox Intramural football fbbacl-Qheltlj I I I Intramural basketball Qforwartlj I I On track squad Qsprintsj I E I I I IDAMIANU All star intramural entl in football z I Intramural basketball fguartlj 2 I Intramural baseball Qpitclmerj : I 5 I I I R. 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Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Graduating Class of 1939 We hope you will cultivate the habit and desire to SAVE while you are young and earning a steady income. Thrift and a Savings Account you will find, fur- ni h ' ' ' s you with vital funds, security and comfort for the future. One dollar opem an avmznzl. The Binghamton Savings Bank 66-68 EXCHANGE STREET BINGHAMTON, N. Y. D Assets over S21,000,000. Established 1867 OUTSTANDING SOPHS IN ATHLETICS LA TORREYYAII star guard intramural football All star volleyball fspikerj On track squad fbroad jump, hurdlesj R. COLANGELO-All star intramural center football Intramural baseball Track squad BERRY-All star intramural tackle football Intramural volleyball Qspikerj Intramural baseball Qfirst basej CARDELLO-All star tackle intramural football Intramural volleyball fpasserj Intramural baseball J. KEANE-Captain all star end intramural football Captain guard all star basketball LUCIK-0nly soph advanced from intramural to varsity squad in football backfield jay-vee basketball BEYLO-All star forward intramural basketball. Captain intramural baseball FEINDAY-Intramural football Qguardj Intramural volleyball fpasserj Intramural baseball SOPHS ENTERED IN JANUARY They have shown a great interest in sports. QThere aren't enough hours in the day for the time they would like to spend on sportsj JASTRAB-All star intramural basketball fforwardj All star volleyball Qspikerj Intramural baseball Qfirst basej Track fhigh jumping, hurdlesj BEZEK-All star basketball fforwardj Captain of intramural baseball FILETTO-All star basketball fguardj All star volley ball fpasser, spikerj Intramural baseball fshortstopj HUDSON-Intramural basketball Qforwardj All star volleyball fspikerj VOGT-Intramural basketball Qguardj Intramural baseball SLUTZKER-Intramural basketball Qforwardj Intramural baseball fcatcherj NEWTON-Intramural basketball Qforwardj Intramural volley ball fpasserj Intramural baseball Qcatcherj R. 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Our easy RENTAL-PUR- CHASE PLAN, offering three options, brings Auto- matic Gas Hot Water service within the reach of every family. Stop at your nearest Gas office or plumber's store today and get complete information about this new RENTAL-PURCHASE PLAN and the MODERN HOME RATE. THE GAS COMPANY ---,,vv- To E. C. H. S. Graduates Our congratulations to those of you with whom we have had the privilege of collaborating in the publication of i THIS PANORAMA. Our sincere thanks to you who have supported your pub- lication. We trust you have enjoyed its physical appearance as well as its contents. Our hope that all of you who are entering the business 1 world will remember favorably the organization that printed your publication this year. THE ANDERSCDN PRESS :::: ::::Q:::v FOOTBALL Hardest tackle of the seasonfTrask. Surest tacklers4Keane, Lamb. Longest run for touchdown-Felo Q90 yards, in- tercepted a forward passj. Most consistent ground gainer-Trask. Best back on outstanding ends for long gainsfR. Murphy. Best defender against passesfB. Colangelo. Lightest football intramural player-E, Anthony. 110 pounds. Heaviest football intramural player-J. Trask, 170 pounds. Most versatile player-Gross. During the season played line and all backfield positions. At the end of the season was doing the majority of kicking, passing and running in the all star games. Best plugger for extra yards when tackled-Lamb. Most improved players during the season-B. Col- angelo, A. La Torrey. Perfect attendance through two weeks of practice and all the intramural games-Patrick, Abramowicz, Hoover, Levene, Cardello, Captain Trask, Captain R. Murphy, Captain G. Lamb, Captain Hinckley. BASKETBALL Most exciting game final championship game. Purdue 31, V. M. I. 28. Overtime game. Most improved players4L. Harding, Hudick. Lightest basketball intramural player-Knapik, 79 pounds. . ' Heaviest basketball intramural playerfReich, 195 pounds. Best defensive and offensive teams- Purdue offensive 173. defensive 84. Champion shooters of intramurals 4 A. Bezek, L. Hrusecky. Ten high scorers-Reich, Beylo, Filetto, Mocek, Danko, D. Millard, Branick, jastrab, Bezek, Hudick Featuring the first four games of Soph intramural baseball was a no-hit, no-run game pitched by Darwin Millard. r-- vv.. f ---v..----...... vv- meveng 22 COURT STREET f--- G. 81 G. CO. CLEANERS, DYERS AND TA1LoRs Quality Cleaning Branch Office: 125 Chenango St., Phone 4-2445 Main Office and Plant: 172 Conklin Ave Phone 4-2445 BINGHAMTON, N. Y. f'--v tr 4 Compliments of TALBOTT'S ICE CREAM CO. 192 Main Street 241 Conklin Avenue 0 :::- :: v Cor. Compliments of HEWIT'S PHARMACY Court and Chenango Sts. 178 Water St Bifzglmmtofz, N. Y. 60 Washington Ave. Efzdiroll, N. Y. ------v----v - v- .v.. V,---'-'---- -vv Let? Go-A Il the Way.l There is no short cut to modern business success. A thorough high school education comes FIRST. Second, intensive training in technical subjects by a school of higher ed- ucation. B.B.I. prepares students for the vocation of Business on the same basis that academic colleges prepare students for the Profes- sions. B.B.I. offers training not only in the skills but develops personality and social adaptability. Investigate B.B.I.'s training advantages without delay, and register for Fall Term beginning September 5. Binghamton Business Institute 163 FRONT ST. james H. Robinson, Dirertm' Dial 4-2791 - - A :::: :::::v ::J BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1959 International Business Machines Corporation Q-::: - :::::: ::::: : CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1939 The City National Bank of Binghamton BflZgi7d77ll'07Zl.f Older! Bank MEMBER F. D. 1. c. ::: - ::::0 Dircovez' 7796 Magzk of the Book 7 Entertainment and Instruction by the world's greatest minds of all time. o KEATS BOOK STORE 64 COURT STREET TRACK First time in Central's Track History that there has been such a fine representative group in track of Soph. MileABush, Ludka, Pandish. Half milefBolas, R. Murphy. One hundred yardsfGleason, Petkash, Hackett. Broad jumpALa Torrey frunningj Pole vault-Aswad. Broad jumpAYates fstandingj. High jump-Krna, jastrab, Hudick. Discus-Reich. HELLO, CENTRAL Hello, old B. C. H. S., just lately I have come, I hope for fame and honor, In the future to have won. But while I'm here in Central, All others I forget, Because you, dear old Central, Are the finest school yet. I know I won't forget it, And there are others, too, Who wouldn't stop to give their all, For our dear white and blue. CLARK VOGT. The senior girls aren't the only ones that have out-of-town interests. The insignificant Sophomores do mighty well: Betty Reynolds, Nanc McEwan ...... Both flames burn in Rochester Y Connie Schaeffer ...........,............................ Yonkers jane Titus ........... ............................. C leveland Natalie Pierce ...... ........ j ohn, and New jersey Marion Winsor ....... ...... C ortland, and a Cord Bev Hotaling ........... .......... I lion, and a motorboat Did you ever associate the following Central stu- dents with these famous people? Thomas Byrnes-Ichabod Crane Virginia Cole - Cleopatra U Name UM Is jane Robert's? Is Bernard Brown? Does Pat Lynch? Does Murphy Bob? Does Ebie Crane? Does Robert Court-right? My Wild Irirh Rare . ..... Eddie Anthony Wfake Up and Live .... ..,........... C lark Vogt Small Fry .............. ..,,.................... C ornelia Kinne H0141 Tight ....... ......,............ A ny Central Couple Sufeellaearlr .... ...... H attie Brown and Bob Stone 96 x makers 1.1 40 F0610 STREET Open Until 9:00 P.M. DIAL 4-3228 DIAL 4-5229 L,:::::::::::: ::::::::::: Q-:::.A A A A:: HAGGERTY 8z FORBES FRONT ST. BINGHAMTON Out of the High Ren! Dirlrict We Specialize in CLOTHING FOR YOUNG MEN At Very Reasonable Prices f:::: ::::::::::::::: A:: ART STUDENTS l We carry a complete line of Artist's Supplies 0 Oil Colors 0 Brushes 0 Walter' Colors 0 Pens 0 Pastels ' Canvas 0 Crayons 0 Paper 0 Inks ' Show Cards LAWRENCE PAINT CO. 162 WASHINGTON sr. Q-:::: A:::: A: : CALL A YELLOW Dial 22- -22 -----------v ---v vvq g--------v- ,,,--,,, v-, - ' 1 1' 1, 1, E 9 BEERS TEA ROOM 3: 1 W ST S 1 11 130 STATE STREET PLATE DINNERS 1 II it 1 1, 1a 1 Served from 11 130 to 2 100 and 5 :OO to 7 :OO Smgjgng,-5 11 1, 1 Candies-Magazines-CigHfS OHice Equipment A Blue Prints AA B-W Prints 11 1: 11 1 . . CORNER MAIN AND FRONT STREETS Ig :E Ozahd Pfmfs t' Phofosfafs . 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A ,I,I.,.,,,...,,,....,,....,,,I,...,. 353.50 Unmounted 4X6 prints in Cap and Gown ..,.,, E, ,,....,,,, 6 for 31.50, 12 for 352.50 B.C.H.S. Cap ami Gown fnrzzirhed Q mfef on Color Print! and Fmffzef A::::: A A A A A:::',,,.,::::::: A A A :::,::.A.A A A A:::: A A A A A A ::: PERSONALS Ev Hemenway must have a way with women. At least one of the attractive band personalities has spread about the fact that he's pretty smooth. Better look to your laurels, Callie. Maybe opposites attract, but redheads get along fine together, eh, Peggy and Nort? THAT'S WHAT I GET When we meet at the end of vacation, To skip school is an awful temptation' 7 However, I tried, And to Mother, I lied, And now I am in reformation. ED HART. SPRING It seems too bad to go to school When the weather is so nice. I'd much prefer the swimming pool Than I would the winter's ice. ED HART. MEMORIES As I sit beside my window, Dreaming of yesterday, Missing you, your laughter, And your amusing carefree way. I think of moonlit flowers, And of a garden fair, Where first you plucked a tiny rose. And placed it in my hair. But now, that all is over, For it was only june That made your heart sing out for me In that tender, playful tune. A CONSTANCE SCHAEFIER. LIFE Life is a fleeting thing, Something so dim, And we-called mortals- are not allowed in. It's a great, vast expanse like a long, winding cave. Yet, we are to face it in a manner most brave. Some are afraid of life and its ways. Others defy it till the last of their days. But, taking it all like a road and its bend, None know its beginning, nor where it will end. JEANNE WILLIAMS. TYLER Sz VAN ATTA CO., INC. BLACK COAL We furnish the coal that heats all the schools Phone including Central High 4-2448 Brandywine Underpass y-::: EMPIRE PRODUCE CO. feaztzzrifzg STOKELY FINEST CANNED FOODS EMPIRE COFFEE Q-::: CONGRATULATIONS to the CLASS OF 1939 H. M. DIXON Pharmacist 162 MAIN STREET PT- v 'I 1 HENRY F. MEYER Quality Market 8 MAIN STREET Phone 4-4341 ----v--- ------'--- TRIPLE CITIES TRACTION CORPORATION ClJmfIe1fed Coflcbar Phone 2-2391 375 State Street THE BEST IN MOVIES IS BEING CONTINUALLY OFFERED AT YOUR LOCAL A COMEREORD THEATERS STRAND - RIVIERA - CAPITOL STAR - SYMPHONY - SUBURBAN - ENJOY - REGUS THERES ONE IN YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD WHY DON ,T YOU PLAN FOR THE FUTURE WITH A PRACTICAL BUSINESS COURSE at Lowell School of Business 801k A fzfziverfary Year NATIQIAL A we PG A Q A V .'-f. '6fIeExmblem Jas lsrrsfsenrsdwa Business Management and Secretarial Courses Accounting-Bookkeeping-Shorthand-Typing Business Machines Begimzifzg and Adwzfzred Cla.rfe,r SUMMER SCHOOL Classes Starting June 26, July 5 and July 10 116 Front Street Phone 4-2941 CAN YOU IMAGINE Christine Peterson minus the right answer Alan Marburger Billie Dunlap the wrong answer male admirers Avis Kirkendall a tennis racket Terry Miller a smile Dick Van Etten a new girl Arthur Bryant a violin Mary Grow plus slow clrawl slow walk Florence Freije Raymond Bermond quiet attitude A CAN You IMAGINE Bob Murphy missing a day at track practice? Rita Hogan without the answer to a Geometry problem? Arthur Steele with anything but mischief in his mind? john Babcock with his homework done at 12:50? Kaleel Aswad pole vaulting 12 feet? Nancy McDurmitt not understanding grammar work? Bennett Agana walking in the corridor without a smile? Manfred Wentzel without a good composition? Mickey Pavlyak without the answer in German class? Glenn Rodman not on the stage crew? joseph jastrab interested in anything else but athletics? Sophomore students without a place in the Pan- orama annual. As I woke up this morning And smelled the warm spring air, I thought of all the things to do A day like this is rare. Oh, why do we have to have school? After I had my breakfast I let my dog out to play. He's lucky he doesn't have homework To do on a bright sunny'day. Oh, why do we have to have school? But then I remembered last summer When school was excused for the year I thought of the lawn mower, rake and old hoe That in school I never am near That's the one good of school! CHARLES ALLABEN. A SOPHOMORE ASKS WHY In the drop-in study hall I wonder what it's all about. Yes,,' they say, you may drop in But never, never may drop out. You Break 'Em . . . We Make 'Em S Anxov 0 lla nl BINGHAMTON AUTO SPRING CO. Complele Spring Serzfice 16 JARVIS STREET FRANKLIN D. SCUDDER 4V2 Bellevue Ave. Dial 6-6153 All Kinds of Insurance LIFE, ACCIDENT AND HEALTH Automobile Teachers' Group Insurance Compliments of TRINITY CHURCH SCHOOL Demand . . . STICKLEY PHOTO SERVICE at Your Drug Store DEVELOPING PRINTING ENLARGING !S.2lS5 FOR CLOTHES THAT HAVE CHIC DEPOSITS IN Morris Plan Industrial Bank ARE INSURED BY THE FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Earm ZQW Inlereft Compomzded Quarterly VVHEN IT COMES TO EURNISHING A HOME ' Shop Where the Quality Isl ' Shop Where the Variety Is! ' Shop Where the Values Are! THE EAIR STORE COURT AND WALL STREETS gi vvv. fNes.a-.0-0 'r 'r 4+ 'r 1 S C --vvv,v----- -- Qffffv :::: ::::::s..f:::::, fffyou want QUALITY in your medicine cabinet leeql HAMLINLV in wzinaw S S S J 5 5 5 S S S -:r 0 L. ,, BASKETBALL NANCY MCEWAN Although the basketball season is long past, the girls who played will probably never forget the hard knocks they had, the athletic prowess they gained, and the teamwork in which they co-operated. The girls had an outstanding disadvantage: they had no adequate gym of their own, room 13 being too small to be used for anything except practice games. They had to cram in games at odd hours and on unex- pected days when the boys' gym was vacant, or sup- posedly vacant. It was a hard fight, but one team, No. 3, finally won out. Here are the teams in the order of their final scores: Team 6, team 5, team 1, team 4, team 2, and last but scarcely least, team 3, whose players were as follows: Center-Twila Peterson Side-center-Nancy McEwan ForwardsfNatalie Pierce, captain: Ellen Mae Mar- tin, Irene Stankiewicz Guards-Irene Gilewski, Mary Serbonick The girls who are to receive awards in basketball are as follows: Center-Twila Peterson Side-center-Nancy McEwan Forwards-Irene Sevara, Pauline Stasukevich Guards-Mary Serbonick, Margaret Jankovic Manager-Dora jean Wahl March 21, the winning afternoon team played the winning morning team and lost by a narrow margin after four thrilling quarters. BASEBALL PAT THOMAS Baseball simply isn't a nine-inning game when the Sophomore girls get hold of it. Well, then, what is it? you ask. Actually it is a combination of a dancing class and a track team. Why? you ask, shouldnt it be the regulation game? To this question we give the impudent answer: 'iHow should we know? Heavens knows Miss Wilbur tries. She simply can't keep the girls from doubling up when Nancy Randall does her version of the Russian Bear in the middle of a mud puddle or when Beverly Nyman goes home all wet. We haven't seen her since and anyone who has might drop us a line and tell us how she is drying out. Anyone seeing Marge jankovic trot around the bases would think that she were trying out for the one- mile trot. Anyway, Marge needn't worry about not getting to the base on time because she slugs the balls so hard that the girls have to look hard before they spot the ball. Ann Pasquale alias joe DiMaggio, alias i'Flash, wouldn't be very much help to the man who runs the track team. We are afraid she would walk away with all his prizes. There are numerous other funny occurrences on every Tuesday and Thursday from nine toieleven, when it isn't raining, and we cordially invite anyone to come out and watch us. v ::::::::::':::::::::::: A::: ROBINSON PHARMACY EXCHANGE STREET AT HAWLEY Free Delivery on Purchases of 551 or over Preffriptiofz Service Spend a Pleasant Evening at HAPPY HOUR MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Shuffle Board Skeet Ball Shoot A Light CONKLIN ROAD B. R. KINNEY 8z SON, INC. 239 WATER STREET Churners of KINNEY'S BUTTER 'flffflllffly ,iQyji?5QyfzQ TENNIS RACKETS I 51x10 QU' ,igifafiixw . . - Qggyygiyf' Reftrmgnzg Wsmxykplff , YldleNXfle izfgifffl IEW , ' 7 ALL SPORT s SUPPLIES N. BABCOCK s SPORT SHOP BABCOCK HINDS 81 UNDERWOOD 174 WASHINGTON STREIT Hardware Sznce 1874 'r Q 1, . 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Ifzffzwvfiozz Bookf and Nllzfir I lf Enroll Today - New Classes Forming 1, I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1 WEEKS 81 DICKINSON 1 'I 1' BINGHAMTON A ENDICOTT I' 4 'l 1 1 g :::::::: ':::: ::::'f::::: A:::- ::::- T dx HHH: ' I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, Y 'I 1, 'I 1 'I 1: 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, :I I1 4 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1 'I 4 'I 1: 'I 1, 'I 1, 'I 1, :I I1 4 1, 'I 1, 'I 4, II 4, ,I 4, ,I I: II 1, 'I 1, 'I EE fi 1, ,I 1, I 1, 'I 1' TI I 1 S It 1, 'I I' 'I :I TI-Ili BINGHAMTON SUN, 117 years old, stays young by co-operating with If young people. Picture shows part of the Youth Week staff responsible for 'I I, the May 6 issue of THE SUN. If 4 E1 :E 1, I A ::: :::':::: ------- A:::f:::: ::::::4 MOTHER GOOSE IN SCHOOL T l 'I HE CAFETERIA, before zlae azrriml of lhe new chain: :I THE QUALITY PRESS Little jill Horner sat in a Corner. Eating her mid-day meal. , U , +I BOOK AND JOB She was having fun when Oops, Ive a run Thafs creeping right up from my heelf' ,, Pl'i7Zf?1',f 'I fi I 2 THE BAND! jr IE 150 STATE STREET Bing. 2-0956 Little Boy Blue, come blow your horn, :I P Your old uniform is shabby and worn, t 'A ' ::::::::: ' But now just look what we have for you: ' A whole band outfit, bright and new. KT ::-e::::::: -A-:::: ::::- l fl JEWELRY . . . P 3 THE CORRIDORS: I, WATCHES . . . 1 Mary had a little lamb, DIAMONDS Its fleece was white as snow. ,I It followed her to school one day Ana is, for aught I know, RUSSELL 8z 0'BRIEN A-wandering 'round the building still Reliable jeweler-,r 1 With many another pet: l I 1 Three Cats, Miss Carpenters elephants, 71 COURT STRLET And twenty dogs, I bet. 2: -::::::::::-:: ::::- MAKE LIFE INSURANCE YOUR FIRST INVESTMENT MAKE SECURITY MUTUAL YOUR FIRST INSURANCE COMPANY. POLICIES TO PROVIDE FOR BUSINESS, RETIREMENT, sAvINGs, HOME EDUCATION-AND ALL OF THE BIG THINGS OF LIFE. Security Mutual Life Insurance Company Home Oyfire SECURITY MUTUAL BLDG. GEORGE H. DANN, General Agent Semnd Floor, BINGHAMTON --v- ---,--- GLASSES LENSES REPLACED FRAMES REPAIRED Yam Pre.rw'if2ti011 Filled Accfnzzfely Triple Cities Optical Co. DICK KNAUF, 1933 6 COURT STREET ::::,,:::v Congratulations and Best Wishes Class of 1939 V Community Coffee Shop Biziglmmfozzfr Befmtifnl Remznmzzf vvvvv ---'.'-,---v'- HOCKEY BETTY MARIE ROGERS During the clear, crisp mornings, in the fall of 1938, the Sophomore girls' favorite sport was hockey. Hockey, played under the direction of Miss Hazel Wilbur, was a new sport to many of the participants, who soon found it was a fast, exciting game which they delighted in playing. Of course, hockey was not without its humorous moments. The teams, which had been chosen at the beginning of the season, were active rivals and many a girl found her embarrassing moment, when, full of team spirit, she overplayed an important shot. Then, too, there was the muddy day, when more than one girl slipped and fell, providing a comical spectacle for her teammates. As the season wore on, the girls of the hockey squad thought more and more often about the hockey letters to be awarded at the season's close. Those who proved worthy of awards were: Jeanne Crossett, Dorothea Kniffen, Frances Larrabee, Mary Lewis, Ellen Mae Martin, Geraldine Murphy, Natalie Pierce, Mary Sullivan, Patricia Thomas, Jane Titus and Dora jean Wahl. The hockey season was closed with a banquet which members of the Sophomore, junior and Senior squads attended. All who had participated were regret- ful that the season had ended, but determined to join the hockey players the next year, for another fun-packed season. TO A SOPHOMORE He who knows not and knows not that he knows not: He is a fool-shun him. He who knows not and knows that he knows not: He is a child-teach him. He who knows and knows not that he knows: He is asleepgwake him. He who knows and knows that he knows: He is wise-follow him. So runs an old Arabian proverb, handed down from ancient times. In the not so ancient times of a few decades ago this saying was applied to those of the rank of freshman, sophomore, junior and senior, respectively. You sophomores, therefore, know not and know that you know not, you are children and are to be taught. Well, if you want to learn you have surely come to the right place. In fact, you won't be able to help acquiring a little knowledge whether you want to or not. We're not going to tell you to make the best of the opportunities offered you, for you have been hearing that all your lives. Nevertheless, it is a good idea. Do some work, enough to keep your teachers happy, have some fun, but not so much that you raise their wrath. Follow this formula and you and Central will get along all right. THE CORNER BOOK SHOP Mrs. Kate May Sullivan, Owner Books to Suit Every Mood - Newer! Fiction 60 Leroy Street Binghamton, N. Y. Unlimited Parking Phone 4-465 1 ASH'S JEWELERS SINCE 1885 O R. Foster Ash, Owner O Ash Building 164 Washington Street CLOVERDALE FARMS CO., INC. DAIRY PRODUCTS and ICE CREAM SPECIALTIES Dial 2-5361 GEORGE R. THAYER CO. 47 State Street Binghamton, N. Y Distributors of WURLITZER COMMERCIAL PHONOGRAPHS AND SOUND SYSTEMS FOR ALL PURPOSES Used Phono Recordr-All fllokef 56 GOOD STUDENTS KEEP P WITH THE DAY'S NEWS Every-day events are of paramount importance to the public. If this were not so there would be no newspapers. 4 The thirst for news was the motivating power of the first newspaper and this same thirst for news has been responsible for the fact that today there are 2,045 daily newspapers in 1526 towns and cities in the United States and Canada. In this same area 531 Sunday newspapers thrive in 457 communities. Newspaper circulations today are the greatest in the history of the news- paper business. E In Binghamton THE BINGHAMTON PRESS feeds its reader-public national and international news through all three of the great International newsgathering organizationsfthe Associated Press, the United Press and the International News Service. Local and vicinity news has a most thorough coverage through reporters and paid correspondents who have been throughly trained to dis- criminate between real news and the uchafff' So, when you read THE BINGHAMTON PRESS you know in advance that you are getting all the news that is fit to print and are, therefore, better enabled to school yourself in what is going on about you. If your family is not now a subscriber to this newspaper, we suggest that you ask them to subscribe now to HE INGHAMTON RESS A PLEASANT MORNING At exactly nine, Miss Wilbur entered the tennis courts and started pairing the girls. Mary Grow and Jane Roberts started their set on court two. It was a fast set and the two were quite evenly matched. They welcomed the few helpful hints given them by Miss Wilbilr. After a hard battle jane finally won, but Mary was a good loser as are all the girls who play tennis on one of the four Central afternoon teams. Mary's second game was played with Gladys Mur- ray. The score got up to 5 all in games and because it is a rule with the school teams that only one, instead of the ordinary two, games can be played when each girl has five games the girls played only one more. Mary won this game by a lucky net ball when the score was 30-40, Mary's favor. Altogether, Mary had played ten games. In other words she had, during a period of six weeks, played every girl on her team. She had won eight of the games and was therefore going to be one of the four on her team to play the best four players on the other teams and the six who came out in the finals would be the ones to receive emblems providing their attendance was good. 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